The United States government launched the "Hope for Homeowners" program back in October, 2008, and so far only one loan has received final approval to refinance under this program.
This isn’t the first time I’ve written about recalls. Sadly, they seem to pop up every day – either an indication of our products getting junkier, or a sign that the government is
Today we found some great articles on saving on things you never thought you could save on, getting the most out of your tax refund, and personal finance principles to live by.
Nancy Trejos is a personal finance writer for the Washington Post. While she was advising readers on financial problems, she was actually so broke that she had to ask her hardwo
From brushing our teeth to buying little things we don't need, small bad habits can make a big difference in our lives. Learn how your habits might affect your bottom line.
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Mortgage bailout redux: new incentives for modifying second mortgages in the Second Lien Program
The United States government launched the "Hope for Homeowners" program back in October, 2008, and so far only one loan has received final approval to refinance under this program.
Recalled Robes, Cribs, and Hooded Sweatshirts: Top Safety Concerns You Should Know About
This isn’t the first time I’ve written about recalls. Sadly, they seem to pop up every day – either an indication of our products getting junkier, or a sign that the government is
12 Frugal Ways to End a Bad Day on a Good Note
Busting your budget isn't a great way to feel better. Instead, try one of these fun, frugal ways to boost your mood.
11 Ideas to Make a Small Space Seem Bigger
Just because your apartment is small doesn't mean it needs to feel that way. Check out these tips for making the most of a tiny home.
Best Money Tips: Tips for a Better Retirement
Today we found some great articles on tips for a better retirement, easy-to-keep New Year's resolutions, and ways to avoid identity theft.
Best Money Tips: Save Money on Things You Never Thought You Could Save On
Today we found some great articles on saving on things you never thought you could save on, getting the most out of your tax refund, and personal finance principles to live by.
How I Saved Enough for a Down Payment While Working in China
You don't have to give up lifetime financial goals to live the life of an expat. Take your frugal living skills along for the journey, and save big.
6 Ways That Better Paying Job Out of State May Cost You
Scoping out a new, better paying job out of state? Beware of these factors that could cost you.
Rich People Spend $350K+ to Park Their Cars — Here's How We'd Spend it Instead
Would you pay for $350,000 parking? We sure hope not, when you could make these much smarter money moves instead
Best Money Tips: How to Get Free Money on Your Next Flight
Today we found articles on how to get free money on your next flight, ways to watch sports without cable, and costumes you can DIY on the cheap.
7 Simple Ways to Protect Yourself From Medical Records Theft
Hacker attacks on health care databases are on the rise. How safe are your personal medical records?
Flashback Friday: 84 Frugal Ways to Eliminate Stress
When the world seems like a dark place and you have trouble escaping the negativity around you, calm your frazzled nerves — frugally.
How To Cut Car Ownership Costs
Here are a few things to consider to keep the costs of car ownership low.
5 Unusual Ways to Open a Bottle of Beer (Without a Bottle Opener!)
What to do when you have a six pack and a thirsty crew — but no bottle opener? Improvise with these five cool tricks!
Ask the Readers: What Motivates You? (Chance to win $20!)
We want to know what motivates you. Share what drives you to do your best, and you could win a $20 Amazon GC!
Book Review: Hot (Broke) Messes - How to Have Your Latte and Drink it Too
Nancy Trejos is a personal finance writer for the Washington Post. While she was advising readers on financial problems, she was actually so broke that she had to ask her hardwo
A Crash Course in Offensive Budgeting
I'm a risk taker that has learned the hard way; budgeting is a necessity.
Are Your Financial Habits Just Bad?
From brushing our teeth to buying little things we don't need, small bad habits can make a big difference in our lives. Learn how your habits might affect your bottom line.
How to Save $26,000 in 5 Years or Less
Think you can't save money and get ahead? Learn how a few simple changes to your daily spending can become a HUGE pile of money.
12 Ways to Make a Tiny Apartment Awesome
Make life in a tiny space seem elegant rather than cramped with a few simple decorating and design tricks.