A reverse mortgage allows a senior citizen homeowner to access the equity in their home without having to sell their house or otherwise uproot themselves unwillingly.
Today we found some great articles on teaching kids about money, things that are causing your bills to skyrocket, and the best ways to make extra money.
One frugal mom recycles that Halloween loot for the Christmas stockings. Even if you don't go that far, now is the time to start thinking about stocking-stuffer sweets.
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Stupid Credit Card Tricks: How Your Credit Card Company Lies to You
Credit card companies employ a number of tricks to keep you in debt. Learn them before you're swimming in it.
Reverse Mortgages: The Best Way to "Eat Your Home"?
A reverse mortgage allows a senior citizen homeowner to access the equity in their home without having to sell their house or otherwise uproot themselves unwillingly.
6 Ways to Sell or Donate Your Airline Miles
If you're sitting on a mountain of miles about to expire, don't let them go to waste. Transfer them to someone who really needs them.
How to Plan Your Best Summer Staycation Ever
Sometimes getting out of town just isn't in the budget. Here's how to vacay close to home — for cheap.
Best Money Tips: Teaching Kids About Money
Today we found some great articles on teaching kids about money, things that are causing your bills to skyrocket, and the best ways to make extra money.
The Smart Way to Talk About Money on Your First Date
Money may be a mood-killer conversation topic on a first date, so try these subtler ways to uncover your date's attitude toward money.
Don’t Cash That Insurance Check; It May Not Be Yours
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10 Countries Where Banks Pay Crazy Interest Rates
If you think the interest rates of American banks are wacky, wait until you take a look at rates in these other countries.
How These 6 Assets Might Affect Student Financial Aid Eligibility
Financial aid is a huge help for every college student. Let's break down exactly what the FAFSA considers in its calculation.
Training Your Dog: 9 Hazardous Habits (and How to Break Them)
A dog doesn't need to graduate from an (expensive) obedience school to be good. Learn how to teach him the habits that will keep you both happy.
6 Things Investors Should Know About the October Effect
October is perhaps the scariest month for investors. Or is that just a spooky myth?
This Is How Much Our Tech Necessities Would've Cost in the '80s
The '80s brought us hair metal and spandex — and a super expensive way to enjoy all the things we take for granted today.
Free Taco Oct. 30
Thanks to a guy named Jacoby Ellsbury, everyone in America gets a free Taco Tuesday next week.
Autumn Shopping: 5 Things to Buy in Fall
Autumn isn't just for pumpkin-carving. For these five kinds of items, it can be a great time to "rake" in some savings.
6 Things You Must Do After the Interview to Land the Job
You might've nailed the interview, but to land the job, you need something more. Your job search isn't over until the big offer arrives.
8 Networking Tips for Introverts
Many careers require you get out there and meet clients, vendors, and potential colleagues. But what if that's really, really not your thing?
Go Ahead -- Take Candy From a Baby
One frugal mom recycles that Halloween loot for the Christmas stockings. Even if you don't go that far, now is the time to start thinking about stocking-stuffer sweets.
Buy This Product, Friend: The Hidden Power of Testimonials
Many sellers count on testimonials to reassure buyers that a product or service is great. But just how reliable are those testimonials?
8 Types of People Who Will Never Win at Money
Some folks are naturally good with money. Others? Not so much. Which type are you?
Top 7 Reasons Why I Use My Credit Card for Everything
I charge absolutely everything to my credit card. Everything. Here are the reasons why I am a credit card junkie.