One quirk of the tax law is that any contributions to a Roth IRA before April 15 count against last year's limits. Here are four good reasons to open one now.
If every person in the U.S. with a telecommuting-compatible job worked at home on Earth Day, the one-day greenhouse gas savings would equate to taking 77,000 cars off the road
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Here's How the Major Airlines Determine When and How You Board
Up the odds of scoring a bulkhead or an emergency exit seat and avoid the middle seat with this guide to airline boarding practices.
Here's What Your Vote Says About Your Money Style
Swinging red or blue on Election Day may depend on how you spend your green.
Flashback Friday: 63 Best Cooking Hacks for Busy People
When your life is hectic, meal preparation should be quick and easy. With these cooking hacks, you can have dinner ready in no time at all.
4 Reasons Why You Must Open a Roth IRA Before April 15
One quirk of the tax law is that any contributions to a Roth IRA before April 15 count against last year's limits. Here are four good reasons to open one now.
Can You Really Afford to Live in Your Dream City?
You can make that move happen — just make sure you consider these five things.
8 Colleges With the Best Programs to Get You Jobs
Students can jumpstart their careers and help pay for school with a college work-study program. Find out which colleges are leading the way.
Finally, a Card That Adjusts to Your Spending: U.S. Bank FlexPerks® Travel Rewards Credit Card
The US Bank FlexPerks Travel Rewards Card allows you to choose the "bonus" categories that would allow you to get the most points possible.
5 Master's Degrees That Will Drastically Increase Your Earning Power
Can't decide if an advanced degree is worth it? It is if you choose one of these!
Building Wealth and Banishing Fear: Highlights from Our Chat With Cary Carbonaro
Don't miss the highlights from our chat with Cary Carbonaro on how to build wealth and banish fear!
Save the Planet: Work at Home
If every person in the U.S. with a telecommuting-compatible job worked at home on Earth Day, the one-day greenhouse gas savings would equate to taking 77,000 cars off the road
Financial IQ Test: Do You Have the Best Auto Insurance Coverage for Your Needs?
How well do you know your auto insurance coverage? Take this Financial IQ Test to see if you're getting the most bang for your insurance buck.
Sex, Drugs, Rock 'n Roll — And Other Surprisingly Healthy Activities
Feeling down because you could be doing more for your health? Perk up, plenty of the things you do already are actually really good for you!
Best Money Tips: Ways to Watch Movies for Free
Today we found some amazing articles on ways to watch movies for free, bridal shower gift ideas, and motivation and money.
What Does "Free" College Tuition Really Pay For?
Free tuition sounds like every student's dream come true. But would it actually be "free?"
How to Downsize and Declutter
Here's a simple timeline for sorting and decluttering painlessly with a three-phase strategy: 3-month plan, 6-month plan, and the year-or-more plan.
Best Money Tips: 75 Things You Don't Need to Buy
Today we found articles on things you really don’t need to buy, budget-friendly ways to do retail therapy, and apps that pay you for your selfies.
Best Money Tips: Saving on Designer Wear
Today we found some awesome articles on saving on designer wear, cleaning without cleaning, and re-evaluating financial priorities.
4 Fun Activities to Get Your Grinch into the Holiday Spirit
If your guy is more "Bah Humbug" than "Happy Holidays," get him into the spirit with these ideas.
Best Money Tips: Do's and Don'ts of Flea Market Flipping
Today we found articles on the dos and don’ts of flea market flipping, easy ways to go meat free, and how to plan an eco-friendly vacation.
Smart Investors Have These 6 Traits — Do You?
It takes money to make money investing, and it takes a certain kind of person. Find out if you are, and if you aren't — how to become one.