Today we found some great articles on fitting fitness into your schedule, talking your way to a better raise, and getting your finances in order for 2012.
When you're moving a long distance, you can't just buy a pizza and a 12-pack and ask your friends to pitch in. Here's how to save on a cross-country move.
When I was first introduced to budgeting, the model used was the envelope method. Every payday you'd take your cash and divide it up among envelopes labeled "Rent," "Groceries," "Electric Bill," etc. [more]
529 plans for college expenses are very cool but extremely quirky. Cool federal-tax benefits, which were temporary and set to expire in just a few years, have been made permanent b
Today we found some great articles on smart ways to use salt, how to supercharge your afternoon with a coffee nap, and financial planning tips for millennials.
Hurricane Sandy's devastation served as an important reminder for many — when it comes to emergency planning, you need an emergency financial plan too.
Italy is home to beautiful views and sought-after experiences, but it's also expensive to reach. This guide can help you see this amazing destination for $1,000 or less.
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Best Money Tips: Fit Fitness Into Your Schedule
Today we found some great articles on fitting fitness into your schedule, talking your way to a better raise, and getting your finances in order for 2012.
Score! How to Host a Great Game Night
If you want to have fun and socialize without dropping lots of cash, a game night is totally the answer. Here's how to make it awesome.
Charitable giving - get a receipt
After the good-hearted decision to make a charitable donation, do some good for yourself and get a receipt! You can't deduct without one!
3-Ingredient Instant Pot Recipes That Fit Any Budget
Take the guesswork out of dinner with an instant pot and these easy three-ingredient recipes.
The 5 Best Memory Foam Mattress Toppers
Getting a good night's sleep isn't easy, but it can be. Use any of these memory foam mattress toppers and you'll be able to catch all the z's.
5 Ways to Qualify for a Mortgage With a Small Downpayment
A 20% down payment isn't pocket change. If you can't afford 20% down on your mortgage loan, you still have other loan options.
How to Benefit From Rising Interest Rates
Rising interest rates aren't all bad. Here's how to make rate hikes work to your favor.
10 Top Mutual Funds for Income Investors
Whether you're closing in on retirement or just need some extra cash, these 10 well-crafted mutual funds are worth a look.
Frugal Vacations the Entire Family Will Love
You can skip the high-priced cruises and wildly expensive destinations. Get on board with these fun, frugal approaches to traveling with your family.
10 Ways to Save on a Long-Distance Move
When you're moving a long distance, you can't just buy a pizza and a 12-pack and ask your friends to pitch in. Here's how to save on a cross-country move.
How to Budget During a Crisis
Life happens. When a financial crisis is upon your shoulders, your best defense is a smart budget breakdown.
Home Exchanges: Free Accommodations With Perks
Home exchanges are a great frugal option for family vacations, and they come with lots of added perks. Plan your trip with these tips and resources.
8 Questions to Ask on a College Tour
Picking the right college is as simple as knowing the right questions to ask.
Your budget: envelopes or a plan?
When I was first introduced to budgeting, the model used was the envelope method. Every payday you'd take your cash and divide it up among envelopes labeled "Rent," "Groceries," "Electric Bill," etc. [more]
Does Your Teenager Really Need a Credit Card?
Does your teenager actually need a credit card? Probably.
529 Plans for College Expenses: What’s Cool and What’s Quirky
529 plans for college expenses are very cool but extremely quirky. Cool federal-tax benefits, which were temporary and set to expire in just a few years, have been made permanent b
Best Money Tips: 21 Smart and Surprising Uses for Salt
Today we found some great articles on smart ways to use salt, how to supercharge your afternoon with a coffee nap, and financial planning tips for millennials.
From Sweet Tea to Chai: Delicious Homemade Tea Recipes
Hot or cold, tea is a remarkably versatile beverage. Whether simple or fancy, hot or cold, discover 10 delicious and frugal ways to enjoy tea.
Preparing Financially for a Natural Disaster
Hurricane Sandy's devastation served as an important reminder for many — when it comes to emergency planning, you need an emergency financial plan too.
How a Family of 4 Can See Italy for $1,000 or Less
Italy is home to beautiful views and sought-after experiences, but it's also expensive to reach. This guide can help you see this amazing destination for $1,000 or less.