Whether your kids are crawling or off to college, these parent-recommended resources can help them have fun while learning how to use money responsibly.
From Craigslist to grocery samples, free stuff is everywhere. Understand how marketers use "free," the psychology behind it, and how it affects your habits.
Acting on impulse is good when you're catching someone who's falling, or swerving to avoid an accident. But when it comes to shopping, it's not your friend.
Just because you've left the working world behind, doesn't mean you can leave the credit world behind. Here's how to keep your credit score golden, too.
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The Best Money Tools and Toys for Every Age Group
Whether your kids are crawling or off to college, these parent-recommended resources can help them have fun while learning how to use money responsibly.
The Psychology of Free, and Its Power Over You
From Craigslist to grocery samples, free stuff is everywhere. Understand how marketers use "free," the psychology behind it, and how it affects your habits.
What You Need to Semi-Retire Abroad Right Now
If you'd like to pack your bags and head overseas for a semiretirement, here's what you need first.
5 Killer Free Investment Tools
If you want to increase your investing knowledge, you don't need to pay the big bucks — just delve into these free resources.
6 Back-to-School Shopping Hacks for Big Savings
Back-to-school time means breaking out the wallet, but it can be a lot less hectic — and a lot cheaper — with some crib notes.
6 Financial Mistakes to Stop Making by Age 40
By your 40s, personal finance shouldn't be a mystery. If you're still making these six money mistakes, it's time to enforce some changes.
Sweeping 101: What the Real Winners Know
Hi, my name is Linsey, and I’m a sweeper. [more]
How to Agree on the Perfect Home With Your Spouse
If your dream home is your spouse's worst nightmare, you'll need to find some middle ground before you're move-in ready.
5 Sobering Facts About Student Loan Debt
Higher education comes at a high cost. How much more debt can recent graduates bear?
25 Ways to Lower Your Grocery Bill
Combine a few of these 25 surefire grocery shopping tricks, and you'll experience substantial savings — while still eating healthy, delicious food.
8 Ways Your Smartphone Saves You Money
You may be saving on your monthly telecom bill with that old timey flip-phone, but you're also missing out on a lot of other ways to save.
The Best Halloween Costumes Are Homemade
If you have a few hours to spare, you can pull together homemade Halloween costumes with super simple materials.
4 Ways to Bounce Back From Job Rejection
Your interview went aces and you were already planning your commute to your new gig — then nothing. Redirect that rejection to something better.
My 2016 Budget Challenge: How to Buy a House When You Live Paycheck to Paycheck
Max shares what she learned about compound savings while saving for a house — and how she's using those lessons in this year's budget challenge.
10 Classic Impulse Buys We Need to Stop Falling For
Acting on impulse is good when you're catching someone who's falling, or swerving to avoid an accident. But when it comes to shopping, it's not your friend.
Why Your Credit Score Matters in Retirement
Just because you've left the working world behind, doesn't mean you can leave the credit world behind. Here's how to keep your credit score golden, too.
5 Ways Everyone Can Make More Money
Sure, you want to make more money...but are you willing to do what it takes?
How NOT TO Answer 10 of the Most Common Interview Questions
These 10 questions come up in job interviews all the time. Whatever you do, don't answer them like this.
7 Countries Where You Can Travel on $30 a Day or Less
Travel doesn't have to be expensive — you just need to know where to go, and how to trim the cost.
5 Dumb 401(k) Mistakes Smart People Make
There are lots of ways to go wrong with a 401(k). Don't hurt your retirement with any of these common mistakes.