I got all my husband's gifts with fake money -- and didn't break the law, either. I used store rewards, coupons, PayPal, Swagbucks and other bits and ends of things to give him a f
Noodles are typically made from wheat or rice, which means carbs and gluten galore. But behold, noodle lovers, there are other (super low-calorie!) noodle options.
Today we found some great articles on unusual ways to make money, maximizing a small home or apartment, and conversations when caring for elderly parents.
Today, we share an easy way to feel and look better, a strategy to convince your spouse to help manage your finances, trips for growing basil at home, and more!
A second round of quantitative easing, or QE2, could have a real and significant impact on households nationwide. Learn why some Americans might soon have to do more with less.
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I Went Christmas Shopping With Fake Money
I got all my husband's gifts with fake money -- and didn't break the law, either. I used store rewards, coupons, PayPal, Swagbucks and other bits and ends of things to give him a f
12 Extreme Ways to Save Money That Could Work for You
If money's tight or if you're trying to reach a lofty savings goal, try cutting spending to the bone with these extreme cost cutters.
You did WHAT with my SSN?
My bank thinks I should feel comfortable with one of their employees toting around a personal notebook containing my social security number. Should I?
The Frugal Colonizer's Guide to Getting to Mars
What if a trip to the red planet cost $200,000? Could you afford to go? Well, with these tips you just might!
Buy or Subscribe: How to Pay the Least for the Media You Love the Most
With so many competing music and video services, it can be hard to choose the best value. Consider these factors before you download or subscribe.
12 No-Bake Holiday Treats That Won't Bust Your Budget
Stay within your holiday budget and save both time and energy with these delicious, easy to make treats, no baking required.
Best Money Tips: 10 Things That Are Cheaper After Christmas
Today we found articles on things that are cheaper after Christmas, surprising uses for shampoo, and what to look for in an Airbnb listing.
My 2016 Budget Challenge: Three Lessons About Saving One Husband Learned in a Year
Max's Mr. Spendypants has learned his own share of frugal living lessons during Max's savings challenge year.
Best Money Tips: Start Thinking About Christmas in Summer
Today, we share ways you can save money this Christmas by thinking about it now, Father’s Day Gifts for under $20, summer rental car deals, and more.
Gluten-Free, Carb-Free Noodles
Noodles are typically made from wheat or rice, which means carbs and gluten galore. But behold, noodle lovers, there are other (super low-calorie!) noodle options.
Best Money Tips: Unusual Ways to Make Extra Money
Today we found some great articles on unusual ways to make money, maximizing a small home or apartment, and conversations when caring for elderly parents.
6 Things That Seem Like Splurges But Are Actually Savvy Buys
Sometimes spending more for "wasteful" products or services turns out to be the best value — in dollars and sense.
InvisibleHand Review: Effortless Savings
Currently in beta-test, the browser plug-in InvisibleHand helps you find the lowest price when you shop online.
5 Ways to Stop Wanting More Without Settling for Less
Being happy with what you have is not about settling. It's about identifying what really matters to you, and then finding it in your life.
How "Carried Interest" May Affect Our Taxes
Carried interest was a buzzword of the presidential election. Just what is it, anyways?
5 Ways That Negativity Can Help You
Turns out, a bad attitude can lead to some positive outcomes. Turn that smile upside down and glower your way to a better, more fulfilling life.
8 Ways Convenience is Screwing Your Finances
Convenience is great, but sometimes it costs more than it's worth.
Best Money Tips: Feel Better, Look Younger
Today, we share an easy way to feel and look better, a strategy to convince your spouse to help manage your finances, trips for growing basil at home, and more!
Skip the Buffet and Other Simple Rules for Healthier Travel
Depending on where you go, you may find yourself going all the time. Avoid food-borne illness while traveling with some simple precautions.
What QE2 Could Mean for Ordinary Americans
A second round of quantitative easing, or QE2, could have a real and significant impact on households nationwide. Learn why some Americans might soon have to do more with less.