One summer my mother showed me a series of articles in Money magazine by a reporter named Ryan D'Agostino who knocked on the doors of expensive homes to find out how the occupants
Auto insurance is meant to cover the expenses that can go along with a car accident. There are a lot of factors that go into determining just how much you'll pay to insure your
A few months ago I shared a coupon code for Restaurant.com that allowed 80% off on their already discounted gift certificates, and that post was quite popular. Today I found that
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We've all heard that less is more. If you're like me, you've also heard at least a million ways to apply that. But is the opposite ever true? Do we ever save in the long run by spe
The AP just announced that new credit card rules have passed legislation and are headed to President Obama for final approval. Much speculation can be made on how this new set of
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Book Review: Rich Like Them by Ryan D'Agostino
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Auto Insurance
Auto insurance is meant to cover the expenses that can go along with a car accident. There are a lot of factors that go into determining just how much you'll pay to insure your
My 2016 Budget Challenge: How to Turn Your Spouse Into a Money Saver
Max is owning her crazy in her journey to save $31K this year. Her husband, Mr. Spendypants, is along for the ride.
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New Rules of Budgeting: Focus on Your Dreams
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Eat Dessert, Save!
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When More is Less
We've all heard that less is more. If you're like me, you've also heard at least a million ways to apply that. But is the opposite ever true? Do we ever save in the long run by spe
Why Women Need Life Insurance — and What to Do About It
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8 Smart Ways to Save Money as a Small Business
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From volcano eruptions to riots, your homeowners insurance has you covered for even these unexpected things.
New Credit Card Legislation Buzz: An Interview with Wall Street Journal’s Mary Pilon
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Simplify budgeting with personal money
Many couples keep their finances partially (or even completely) separate. One big reason is that spending joint money on individual expenses can lead to disputes, and keeping sepa
7 Money Moves to Make as Soon as You Conquer Debt
Congratulations, you're out of the red! Now it's time to start making your money work hard for you, too.
7 Deadly Energy Sinners: The Energy Hogs Hiding in Your Home
You'll find power guzzlers in both likely and unlikely places around your home. But by making some fairly painless changes, you can see big savings.
The 4 Types of Clutterers: Which One Are You?
Cutting clutter can be easier if you understand why you have so much stuff. Check out this expert advice about the types of clutterers — and cleaning tips for each.
10 Tips to Up Your Chances of Getting an Email Response
It's frustrating when you send someone an email and never get a response. Follow these steps to improve your chances.
What You Should Do If You're Stumped During an Interview
Your resume worked and you landed an interview! Don't blow it now with a bad answer to a tough question.
Best Money Tips: Save Money on a Super Bowl Party
Today we found some awesome articles on saving money on your Super Bowl party, times it's easy to ask for a discount, and car repairs you can do yourself.
Best Money Tips: Common Sense Investing Tips
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