When I was little, my grandmother would can all sorts of things. She had a big garden full of produce that would wind up in jars in her pantry. With a pretty big garden of my own,
There are many benefits to what is known as Xeriscaping, or "dry" gardening. Xeric landscaping means planting native flowers and plants to your region that req
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5 Politicians Who Struggled With Debt
Money woes can strike just about anyone, even those who would seek to lead us. Would you vote for these five debtors?
Getting Started with Preserving: Mint Jelly
When I was little, my grandmother would can all sorts of things. She had a big garden full of produce that would wind up in jars in her pantry. With a pretty big garden of my own,
4 Easy-to-Fix Reasons Your Savings Account Isn't Growing
Don't get frustrated by a stunted savings account. Make these moves instead to help your money grow.
The 6 Best Workouts for Building Muscle Fast
Tried of getting sand kicked in your face? Then hit the gym and bulk up with one of these body-building exercises.
Xeriscaping to Promote Water Conservation
There are many benefits to what is known as Xeriscaping, or "dry" gardening. Xeric landscaping means planting native flowers and plants to your region that req
8 Ways to Save on Dinner — No Meal Planning Required
Tired of spending hours mapping out your meals? Good news: You can make healthy, affordable meals on the fly, too.
14 Fun Ways to Spend a Snow Day Indoors
Winter days can be a drag, but with the right plan, you can turn the cabin fever into lots of fun.
How Are People Retiring in Their 30s?!
What if you could retire and travel the world by your 30s? It's not just fantasy — these bloggers have done it!
Why Saving Too Much Money for a College Fund Is a Bad Idea
It's no secret that college is costly, but stashing too much cash for your kid's education can be a not-so-great move for your financial security.
How Will the Obama Tax-Cut Deal Affect You?
On December 17th, 2010, President Obama signed a $858-billion tax-cut package into law. Here's how it could affect you.
'Tis the Season for Decluttering: Why and How To Do It
Forget spring cleaning — the last week of the year is the best time to clean house. Here's why.
20 Easy Ways to Stretch Your Grocery Dollars
Before you tighten your belt, wring the waste out of your grocery budget with this collection of proven ways to trim food costs.
The Best Frugal Office Party Foods
Potluck office parties are common — but how do you feed the crowd without breaking the bank? Read this for crowd-pleasing, easy, and cheap recipes.
Save Money With These 19 Inventive Uses for Baby Products
You already know how smart and frugal hand-me-downs are. But what about hand-me-ups?
Frugal Oscar Party Ideas
Trying to imitate Hollywood luxury can make your Oscars-watching party cost the same as a big-budget film. Here's how to celebrate for less.
Best Money Tips: More Affordable Auto Insurance
Today we found some great articles on ways to make your auto insurance policy more affordable, money lessons for teens, and ways you could be wasting money.
6 Reasons You Should Buy the Rental Car Insurance
Think the clerk at the rental counter just wants to sell you insurance? Actually, they may be trying to save you from a headache.
Beat Back the Zombies: 4 Ways to Avoid Sleep Deprivation
Seventy percent of Americans don't get enough sleep. Follow these suggestions to ensure you're not one of them.
6 Back-to-School Items You Can Sell For Extra Cash
When school supplies are in abundance in your home, what should you do? Sell 'em!
12 Cooking Rules You Should Be Breaking
Don't worry, the kitchen cops won't tase you if you run afoul of any of these outdated kitchen rules.