Budgeting is one of the primary keys to financial well-being. But becoming over-obsessed with your budget can cause you just as much stress as not having one at all.
Our family garden produced more than just vegetables; it was a classroom for my brother and me, where we learned about everything from hard work to finances.
Working as Cinderella in high school is memorable, but that doesn't mean it belongs on your resume. Follow these tips to get your resume ready for job hunting in 2011.
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How to Save Money Buying a New Car and Be Happy
You can actually enjoy the car-buying process. Really. Learn how to shop for a new car and stay sane.
The 5 Best Handheld Vacuums
Clean up those little mess in a jiffy with one of these great little sucker-uppers.
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Forgetting about your credit card bill can hurt your credit score and your wallet. Learn how to stop missing due dates once and for all.
Organize 8 Key Areas of Your Life With These 17 Smart Apps
Stop looking at Facebook and use your phone to become more productive. Yes, that's right — time to get some work done!
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8 Organizations That REALLY Can Help You With Your Debt
Some debtors fall victim to shady debt relief companies who often make everything worse. Instead, turn to these trusted organizations.
Are You Tipping Wrong? This Is What You Should Be Leaving
Seems like every service counter we encounter includes a strategically placed tip jar. Find out who you should be tipping (and how much).
4 Ways Your Mind Can Make You Rich
The human brain is not powerful enough to will money into existence — but it's close. Here's how to put mind over money.
7 Easy Ways to Clean Up Your Image on Social Media
If you're worried about your reputation on social media ruining your future, here's how to clean it up in a flash.
12 Things You Need to Stop Doing Today to Be a Better Friend
What do we value most in life? Family and friends. Keep and strengthen those precious bonds by avoiding these common relationship-busters.
8 Ways to Stage Your Home Without Hiring a Pro
From curb appeal to clearing clutter, you can stage your home like the pros do — all without hiring a pro.
The Garden as Classroom
Our family garden produced more than just vegetables; it was a classroom for my brother and me, where we learned about everything from hard work to finances.
New Year, New Resume
Working as Cinderella in high school is memorable, but that doesn't mean it belongs on your resume. Follow these tips to get your resume ready for job hunting in 2011.
The 7 Scariest Big Purchases People Make
The big spend is only part of the reason these big purchases are such big scares.
8 Things You Should Always Pack in Your Carry-On
Make sure you always leave enough room in your carry-on for these travel musts. Don't leave home without them!
Good, Bad, or Excellent: What Does Your Credit Score Mean?
Is your credit score good, bad...or excellent? Find out what range you're in and what that means for your borrowing prospects.