Today we found some great articles on science-backed ways to be happier, things we tend to miss when budgeting, and supermarket tricks to get you to buy more.
Upgrading one thing doesn't mean you need to upgrade another and another — although it can feel that way. And there's a name for that — the Diderot Effect.
I used to really hate haggling. That vain, self-conscious part of me that doesn't want to appear cheap, or worse, stingy, has always had an aversion to haggling. [more]
Skip that expensive movie theater trip. Instead, follow these suggestions to host a great movie night at home, featuring comfy seating and amazing snacks.
Today we found articles on steps to take if you want to make money flipping houses, expert tips for mobile banking security, and how to create a stunning summer style.
I saw an article recently suggesting that neighbors share a garbage service. One neighbor hires the service, the other kicks in to cover half the bill, and both bring their stuff
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Best Money Tips: Things You Can Do to Be Happier
Today we found some great articles on science-backed ways to be happier, things we tend to miss when budgeting, and supermarket tricks to get you to buy more.
Reverse Bucket List: Look Back Before Looking Forward
Before you make a “bucket list” of things you want to do in life, don't skip this vital first step — it could be the key to happiness.
Frugal is More than a Way to Spend Money, Part 2
Frugal is a way of life — are you spending too much, or too little?
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How to Save Money on College Applications
Everyone knows that college can be expensive — but just applying can be pricey as well. Learn how to cut down on costs.
Best Money Tips: Use These Apps to Be More Productive
Today we found articles on apps that can make you more productive, tips for mindful consumption, and budget saving trends that don’t work.
Lifestyle Upgrades: Beware the Diderot Effect
Upgrading one thing doesn't mean you need to upgrade another and another — although it can feel that way. And there's a name for that — the Diderot Effect.
How I Got Over My Haggling Hatred
I used to really hate haggling. That vain, self-conscious part of me that doesn't want to appear cheap, or worse, stingy, has always had an aversion to haggling. [more]
This Is What Your Resume Should Include in 2018
If it's time to update your resume, make sure you're updating more than just the dates.
7 Things You Should Never Do When Camping
Camping out is an affordable way to vacation and enjoy nature's splendor. Make your next trip a pleasant one by avoiding these don'ts.
The 5 Best Debt Tracking Systems
Using any of these debt tracking systems, you'll have a much easier time paying off your debt once and for all.
Can't Get Business Credit? Consider Alternative Financing
If you're losing sleep because you need cash quickly and traditional sources aren't working out for you, you should consider alternative financing.
How to Host an Awesome Frugal Movie Night
Skip that expensive movie theater trip. Instead, follow these suggestions to host a great movie night at home, featuring comfy seating and amazing snacks.
Best Money Tips: 51 Places to Find Coupons
Today we found some great articles on where to find coupons, how to start each workday right, and easy ways to make extra money.
Do You Have These Key Character Traits for Investing Success?
Being a successful investor isn't just about money management — it also comes down to personality.
7 Everyday Situations That Introverts Ace
The Internet loves an introvert — and you should too! Our more introspective friends are total aces in these social settings.
Best Money Tips: How to Make Money Flipping Houses
Today we found articles on steps to take if you want to make money flipping houses, expert tips for mobile banking security, and how to create a stunning summer style.
Why don't people share more?
I saw an article recently suggesting that neighbors share a garbage service. One neighbor hires the service, the other kicks in to cover half the bill, and both bring their stuff
An Organized Year: A Month-by-Month Guide
If you find yourself procrastinating until the last minute and running out of time, get your act together with this month-by-month schedule.
How Reflecting on Possessions Can Help You Resist Impulse Buys
The key to resisting impulse buys could be as simple as thinking about items you already own.