Many people have fallen victim to identity theft and credit fraud such that it's become essential for us to keep an eye on our credit. Most of the time, a fraud victim finds out a
This month a new repayment plan for federal student loans is going into effect that allows borrowers to base their monthly payments on their income after graduation. Here are some
In the Philippines, they're threatening life sentences for people hoarding rice. In the United States, grocers need to put limits on rice purchases just to keep their shelves
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7 Free and Low Cost Ways To Protect Your Credit
Many people have fallen victim to identity theft and credit fraud such that it's become essential for us to keep an eye on our credit. Most of the time, a fraud victim finds out a
The Best and Worst Things to Buy in November
November is one of the happiest months for budget-conscious shopping. And there are deals to be had all month long — not just around Black Friday.
New Income Based Federal Student Loans Repayment Plan - Can You Benefit?
This month a new repayment plan for federal student loans is going into effect that allows borrowers to base their monthly payments on their income after graduation. Here are some
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Are we there yet? Who cares when the car is filled with delicious — and healthy — snacks and treats like these!
Yogurt: Should You Try Making Your Own?
Yogurt is already conveniently packaged, widely available, and comes in a big variety of flavors. That said, there are great reasons to make your own.
The 7 Most Common Tax Questions for Beginners, Answered
Never fear, newbies — those tax forms won't bite! All your basic tax questions are here, answered.
13 Creative Ways to Avoid Spending Money
You're trying to stick to your budget, but it's really hard to stop spending! Resist the urge to spend with these 13 tricks of the tight-fisted.
How to Close a Credit Card Without Dinging Your Credit Score
You don't use that credit card anymore — but canceling might crush your credit score. Try these smarter methods of ditching that card.
10 Affordable Water Parks You Can Drive To
Make a splash on your next summer vacation by road-tripping to these awesome, affordable water parks!
5 Ways Etsy Can Help Start Your Small Business
From custom logos to quirky office wares to handmade client gifts, Etsy can provide unique and cost-effective services and supplies.
7 Occasions When You Should Definitely Hire a Financial Advisor
It's great to be able to DIY your money, but some jobs require the skills of a pro. Be the smart about when to seek professional financial advice.
Why Donating Money Is the Best Thing You Can Do After a Natural Disaster
There's a natural impulse to donate after a natural disaster. But donating goods over money is not always the best idea.
10 Easy, Delicious Recipes for Homemade Bread
With these simple recipes, bread's a lot easier to bake than you think — but you don't have to tell everybody that.
What Does Your Junk Mail Say About You?
The kind of junk mail you receive can tell you a lot about the kind of person banks, retailers, and others think you are.
6 Sibling Discounts That Can Save You Big
Kids are expensive, but if you've got more than one, you can score some great discounts. You just need to know how to ask.
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Today we found articles on car maintenance myths debunked, free apps to help you get fit, and ways to grow in your career.
What Really Happens When You Don't Pay Your Student Loans
Student loans can be a heavy financial burden even in the best of times. If you don't pay them, things will only get worse.
5 Overwater Bungalows You Can Book With Rewards Points
Overwater bungalows may be the holy grail of luxury travel, but that doesn't mean staying in one has to break the bank.
6 Common Homebuying Myths, Debunked
The first step toward easing your homebuying jitters is to stop faking yourself out with these falsehoods.
The ethics of hoarding
In the Philippines, they're threatening life sentences for people hoarding rice. In the United States, grocers need to put limits on rice purchases just to keep their shelves