When I started blogging I wrote an article about saving money in college. In this article I wrote that I made money by selling used books. Some people were curious as to how I co
A partnership is all about not going it alone — even when it comes to money. For a happier union, include your partner in the planning with these suggestions.
If you are paid biweekly, you receive 26 paychecks a year. That is, twice a year, you receive three paychecks in a month. What if you mentally “skipped” those two extra paychecks?
The gold standard was used to define currency since Roman times. Discover how it worked, why it doesn't anymore, and how it affects our finances today.
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Easy weekend business: sell used books
When I started blogging I wrote an article about saving money in college. In this article I wrote that I made money by selling used books. Some people were curious as to how I co
6 Highly Effective Ways to Save Without Clipping a Coupon
You save big bucks on your next shopping trip, no coupon-clipping required. It's easier than you think!
9 Amazing DIY Lamps You Want in Your House
If you can't find an affordable lamp that's perfect for your space, make one! These nine easy lamp projects can get you started.
The Cheapest Way to Fly to Europe
Not all frequent flyer rewards programs are created equal. Learn which programs offer the best deals on flights to Europe.
5 Painless Ways to Manage Money With Your Partner
A partnership is all about not going it alone — even when it comes to money. For a happier union, include your partner in the planning with these suggestions.
Don't Forget About These 7 Job Hunting Expenses
It's not just yourself you need to prepare for a job hunt. Prepare your money, too!
Execution, Not Ideas, is Key. Duh!
Do you have many ideas but you've never put them into action? Admit it, you are lazy, and you lack the talent of initiation.
Trick Yourself into Saving More of Your Biweekly Paychecks
If you are paid biweekly, you receive 26 paychecks a year. That is, twice a year, you receive three paychecks in a month. What if you mentally “skipped” those two extra paychecks?
How a Credit Card Cash Advance Costs You More Than a Purchase
The convenience of cash advance comes at a cost. Usually, a pretty steep one.
39 Mindless Ways You're Wasting Money in Every Part of Your Life
There are so many ways you're probably wasting money — without even realizing it.
The 29 Companies With the Best Maternity Benefits
The U.S. is among the few countries that doesn't mandate paid maternity leave. These 29 companies offer generous maternity benefits anyway.
Reselling Antiques: The Five Principles of Power Picking
It's a part-time job, a hobby, and a passion — learn the art of successful antique picking.
9 Signs Your Work-Life Balance Is Off
If you think work-life balance is checking emails in the checkout line, it's time to re-evaluate.
You Should Ignore These 4 Kinds of Money Advice
Sometimes your paranoia is a good thing — like when it comes to sketchy money advice.
10 Ways to Save Ruined Recipes
Even the best home cooks sometimes make mistakes. Save dinner with these easy fixes for 10 common kitchen mistakes.
10 Smartphone Apps That Can Help You in an Emergency
When you're in a dire situation, an app on your phone might be the thing to save you.
Understanding the Gold Standard
The gold standard was used to define currency since Roman times. Discover how it worked, why it doesn't anymore, and how it affects our finances today.
Best Money Tips: How to Make Small Talk When You're an Introvert
Today we found articles on small talk tips for introverts, what you need to consider when choosing workplace benefits, and how to make a carved pumpkin last longer.
Don't Get Audited! How Your Side Gig Needs to Handle Taxes
The sharing economy has given us easy ways to make serious side cash. Just don't forget to set aside some for Uncle Sam!
Bigger Paycheck or Bigger Tax Refund — Which Should You Pick?
Usually planning your taxes for a small refund is best, but not always. Analyze your money psychology and your spending to make the right choice.