A few weeks ago, I took a seminar called "Commanding Your Clutter" at a local community college. Here's what I learned about collecting, hoarding, shopping, and finally, letting go
The new $5 enters circulation today with a ceremonial "first spend" at the gift shop of President Lincoln’s Cottage at the Soldiers’ Home in Washington, D.
Whether you occasionally resell thrift finds or have a more established business, Fee Fighters can help you get the best deal with credit card processors.
Getting the most out of your fruits and vegetables starts at the store. Learn how to pick the freshest produce from someone who knows the tricks of the trade.
You spend roughly 1/3 of your life sleeping, so shouldn’t you do it in a room that contributes to sweet dreams? Spiff up your bedroom with these easy changes.
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How to Get Rid of Your Junk
A few weeks ago, I took a seminar called "Commanding Your Clutter" at a local community college. Here's what I learned about collecting, hoarding, shopping, and finally, letting go
5 Characteristics of the World's Youngest Billionaires
There are 2200 billionaires in the world, and just 63 are under the age of 40. Here's what they have in common.
10 Money Lessons Your Kids Can Learn While They Travel
Just because you're on vacation doesn't mean your kids can't learn valuable lessons about money.
10 Depressing Jobs That Aren't Worth the Money
There are a lot of ways to earn your keep, but not all of them are good for mind, body, and soul. Do you work one of these depressing gigs?
5 Financial Accomplishments Millennials Can Be Proud Of
Millennials get a bad rap. Financially speaking, however, they've done some great things.
25 Ways to Save $5 This Week
Small changes can make a big difference to your savings account. Jump-start your savings with these 25 easy ways to put away $5.
The 6 Best Ways to Invest Just $100 Per Month This Year
Now that 2020 has begun, make sure you're setting your future self up for success by investing just $100 per month.
New $5 bill starts circulating today
The new $5 enters circulation today with a ceremonial "first spend" at the gift shop of President Lincoln’s Cottage at the Soldiers’ Home in Washington, D.
What Happens to Your Debt After You Die?
Add debt to the short list of life's certainties (alongside death and taxes). Since you can't take it with you, where does it go?
Pesky Pests: Easy Homemade Mosquito and Insect Traps and Repellent
Keep those insects, ants, wasps, rodents, and other creepy crawlies at bay with these easy homemade recipes.
The 5 Best Infant Nail Clippers
Trimming a baby's nails isn't always easy, but it can be. Use any of these infant nail clippers and your baby's nails will stay short and clean.
The Easy Way to Negotiate a Cheaper Hotel Room
Most hotels and inns are willing to negotiate their rates. All you have to do is be willing to ask.
5 Awesome Alternatives to Groupon
Check out a few of the attention-worthy alternatives to the popular Groupon.
How to Watch Movies in the Theater for Free
You can easily see brand-new movies in the theaters for free. Yes, totally free. Really.
Fee Fighters: Fighting for Low Credit Card Processing Fees
Whether you occasionally resell thrift finds or have a more established business, Fee Fighters can help you get the best deal with credit card processors.
The Produce Worker's Guide to Choosing Fruits and Vegetables
Getting the most out of your fruits and vegetables starts at the store. Learn how to pick the freshest produce from someone who knows the tricks of the trade.
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.
7 Ways to Remodel Your Bedroom (Without Demolishing a Thing)
You spend roughly 1/3 of your life sleeping, so shouldn’t you do it in a room that contributes to sweet dreams? Spiff up your bedroom with these easy changes.
9 Easy, Frugal, and Tasty Recipes for Bachelors
Just because you're a bachelor doesn't mean you have to dine like one. Instead, whip up these delicious, easy-to-make, and inexpensive recipes.
Why We Take on Credit Card Debt
Why some of us take on so much debt — and how others manage to avoid it so well — can seem mysterious. Discover some of the reasons.