Despite cultural differences, language barriers, and economical disparities around the world, I discovered that we all seem to be fighting the same demons and striving for the same
If you’re a recent grad, I hope you've snagged the job of your dreams with a great company, perhaps after having completed summer internships or cooperative work programs with your
My friend recently had a baby girl and she told me about the costs for a normal pregnancy and delivery. To say the least I was a bit flabbergasted that over $25000 was charged for
Don't get confused by the way your money's divided up. It might be split up into IRAs, 401(k)s, 403(b)s, 529 plans, and annuities. Separately from that, it might be invested in d
We’ve all been there. Bopping down the aisles of your local home furnishings retailer and seeing all the “earth-friendly” products and tools that claim to be “sustainable.” Many o
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We're generally in favor of buying versus leasing. If you decide to lease, make sure you understand what you're paying for.
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A towel rod can do a lot more than keep your towels off the floor. Read on to learn what else they can do for you.
Resumes For Recent Grads: Translating Campus Experiences Into Real-World Skills
If you’re a recent grad, I hope you've snagged the job of your dreams with a great company, perhaps after having completed summer internships or cooperative work programs with your
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Today we found some fantastic articles on throwing a yard sale if you live in an apartment, networking for jobs, and children and allowance.
10 Old-School Things That Make Summer SUMMER!
Remember the good ol' days of summer, when frolicking trumped responsibility? Do these 10 frugal, fun things, and you'll feel like a kid again.
The 5 Best Dishwashers
Buying a higher-priced dishwasher doesn't actually mean you'll get cleaner dishes. Learn what the extra cash gets you — and what dishwashers to buy.
Having a baby? Nine financial considerations for new parents
My friend recently had a baby girl and she told me about the costs for a normal pregnancy and delivery. To say the least I was a bit flabbergasted that over $25000 was charged for
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What's the secret to staying together for a long, long, long time? Hear what one woman who's been happily married for almost 30 years has to say.
What to Buy (and Avoid Buying) in August
Hard to believe summer is almost gone — almost as hard to believe as the deals you can find on lawn and garden supplies and LCD TVs.
The "one big lump" theory of your money
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11 Delicious Dishes You Can Make With a Can of Tomato Soup
A can of tomato soup can go a long way. Take yours beyond a bowl of soup with these delicious and clever recipe ideas.
The Only 5 Rules of Home Buying You Need to Know
Buying a home can be seem scary — and complicated. But if you keep these basics in mind, you'll soon have the home of your dreams.
10 Signs You Aren't Saving Enough for Retirement
Do you get the sinking feeling you aren't saving enough for retirement? You probably aren't.
8 Questions to Always Ask Yourself Before Making a Big Purchase
Avoid buyer's remorse later — and keep more of your money now — by checking in with yourself before you spend on costlies.
Opportunity Costs and Conscious Spending: How Spending $1 Today Can Cost You $10 Tomorrow
In this sample from his new personal finance course, expert J.D. Roth explains how understanding opportunity costs can lead to smarter spending.
How to Grocery Shop for Five on $100 a Week
Learn how to get a week's worth of groceries, toiletries, and household supplies for $100.
Bamboozled! The 4 Ways that Bamboo Products May Not be All That “Green”
We’ve all been there. Bopping down the aisles of your local home furnishings retailer and seeing all the “earth-friendly” products and tools that claim to be “sustainable.” Many o