In Becoming a Category of One, business consultant Joe Calloway writes about how companies can successfully beat their competition by creating their own category of business and be
It can be difficult to stay in shape during the winter, especially if you don't want to spend a bundle on a gym. Learn how to keep exercising when the temperature drops.
Trying to find a safe and reliable used car made me stressed out for weeks. Here's everything I learned, so hopefully your car buying process will be easier.
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If you're a small business owner or freelancer, you need the right tools and the right strategy to make it a success. These tools can help!
Here's Why Your Parents Could Buy a Home While You Still Rent
Your Baby Boomer parents could afford to buy their homes. Why can't you?
6 Surprising Ways a Houseplant Can Save You Money
A little greenery can go a long way! Add a houseplant or two, and you might be surprised at the savings.
9 Ways Being Too Responsible Can Cost You
It's always smart to do the sensible thing, right? Usually — until being sensible starts costing you real money.
8 Ways to Save on Accommodations Online
Believe it or not, you can pay less for your accommodations while traveling… or even get them for free!
Book Review: Becoming a Category of One Second Edition by Joe Calloway
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5 Incredible Places to Retire Abroad That Anyone Can Afford
For retirees looking to stretch their savings — and satisfy their wanderlust — these five nations are attractive retirement options.
How to Get Rid of Your Unwanted Gifts and Make Money Too
You probably received one or two gifts you aren't crazy about. Instead of letting them collect dust, sell them and make a little cash!
Exercising in a Winter Wonderland: How to Be Fit and Frugal
It can be difficult to stay in shape during the winter, especially if you don't want to spend a bundle on a gym. Learn how to keep exercising when the temperature drops.
8 Ways to Save on a First Date Without Looking Cheap
A first date is all about putting your best foot forward. Impress your intended without breaking your budget with these frugal date ideas.
What Is a Lipper Average, and Why Should We Care?
Companies brag about how their mutual funds beat Lipper averages. That sounds awesome...until you learn a little more about what a Lipper average is.
To Shred or Not to Shred: How Long to Keep Your Tax Records
When it comes to your tax records, it can pay to be a hoarder. But how long is too long to hold on to "important" papers?
10 Stupid Shopping Mistakes Even Smart People Make
Sometimes we're not as thrifty as we think we are. Avoid these shopping slip-ups and bring home more for less every time.
Guide to Buying a Used Car Without Going Crazy
Trying to find a safe and reliable used car made me stressed out for weeks. Here's everything I learned, so hopefully your car buying process will be easier.
Best Money Tips: How to Be More Productive in 2018
Today we found articles on ways to be more productive this year, how to turn exercise into a habit, and ways to be a more present parent.
Ways to Make Extra Cash
There are many ways to make some extra cash. Try one of these today!
What You Need to Know About Canceled Debt and Taxes
If you think debt forgiveness can make your financial liability disappear altogether, you're likely wrong.
10 Things I Just Won’t Do to Save Money
Turn down money-saving opportunities? Yup! One very frugal writer shares the questionable and straight-up dumb ways he won't save money.
How Long Can You Really Live on Unemployment?
If you lost your job, could you afford to get by on unemployment benefits alone? It might be time to beef up that emergency fund.