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Think you can live on one-tenth of your current income? If you're ready to downsize, this book can help you retire long before you ever thought possible.
Frequent flyer miles are great, but you can't always use them when you need them. Learn how to buy, sell, and otherwise make use of your airline miles.
Budgeting can be difficult. For some people (like me!), it brings up things that they may not want to see. For others, it's a necessary but frustrating tool to curtail spending, or a painful reminder of how much they overspent, yet again. [more]
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The 5 Best Women’s Rain Boots
Keeping your feet warm and dry on a rainy day isn't easy, but it can be. Get any of these women's rain boots and your feet will stay toasty.
10 Incredible-but-True Facts About Eating Fruits and Vegetables
Tomatoes AREN'T a fruit (at least in America), and carrots don't help your eyes. Wait, what? Learn more about these and other surprising produce facts!
How to Budget and Track Expenses for Your Next Vacation
Budget Your Trip is a free online tool that puts some science into estimating, budgeting, and tracking your expenses for your next vacation.
14 of the Best Free Things to Do Abroad
Finding just one amazing free activity in a foreign city can go a long way to putting your mind at rest that you’re not over-spending.
6 Time-Tested Ways to Make a Relationship Work
There is no secret to a perfect relationship — but there are some guidelines that can help make any relationship great.
Can I Write It Off as Charity?
Charitable donations are always good. But, that doesn't mean they're always tax-deductible. Here's what to look for.
The Most Valuable Thing Debt Takes From You Isn't Money — It's This
The longer you stay in the debt, the more it's going to cost you.
Book Review: Early Retirement Extreme
Think you can live on one-tenth of your current income? If you're ready to downsize, this book can help you retire long before you ever thought possible.
5 Stocks to Buy If You Love the Earth
If you love all things green — that is, both the earth and making money — these eco-conscious stocks are for you.
How to Fight Off Every Cause of Bad Breath
Nobody wants to be the one who fouls the room with stinky breath. Take a few simple steps to keep your exhalations modest and inoffensive.
6 Ways to Win Free Stuff from Blog Giveaways
Want a piece of the prize pie? Check out these tips for scoring sweet giveaway prizes via blogs.
17 Ways to Serve Potatoes on St. Patrick's Day
To celebrate St. Patrick's Day, pour yourself a pint and cook up some of these perfectly festive (and frugal!) potato dishes.
10 Budget Purchases That Look Expensive
You'll get way more than you bargained for with these well-priced, but eminently luxe, furniture, appliances, clothing, and accessories.
How to Buy and Sell Airline Miles
Frequent flyer miles are great, but you can't always use them when you need them. Learn how to buy, sell, and otherwise make use of your airline miles.
25 Things to Throw Out Today
Do you have any of these items lurking in your home that should be thrown (or given) away? Here's a list of 25 things to get rid of right now.
Cash Back vs Travel Rewards: Pick the Right Credit Card for You
Trying to decide between travel rewards or cash back? Here's how to weigh your options and get the most value out of your credit card rewards.
5 Best Neighborhood Features for New Families
You're hunting for the perfect home for your growing family. The house isn't the only key feature; pay attention to the neighborhood, too.
The Most Important Thing You're Probably Not Doing With Your Portfolio
Financial markets shift, and so should your investment goals. Does your portfolio need rebalancing now, soon, or later?
Food Hacks: Recipes
Stop spending money on pre-packaged foods you can whip up at home! These stables are so simple — we promise.
Budgeting for the rest of us, or How to follow a budget without breaking down in tears
Budgeting can be difficult. For some people (like me!), it brings up things that they may not want to see. For others, it's a necessary but frustrating tool to curtail spending, or a painful reminder of how much they overspent, yet again. [more]