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.
When a baby is crying and nothing seems to calm her down, try to trigger the "calming reflex." Developed by a Dr. Karp, it can turn off a baby's cries in a few seconds.
Although it's targeted at divorced women, this book is a valuable read for women of any relationship status who want to take control of their finances.
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Would You Move to One of These States to Avoid Taxes?
Seven U.S. states boast zero income tax. But, would the relocation actually save you money in the long run?
10 Reasons Why Bank Vaults Are Much More Interesting Than You Thought
Learn about KFC's secret chicken vault and other fascinating facts about the world's most secure rooms.
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.
The 5 Best Inkjet Printers
Searching for a reliable printer for all your printing needs? These five superb inkjet printers deliver great versatility at a low cost.
Living Well on a Feast to Famine Income
Living on a fluctuating income can wreak havoc on a person's finances. I should know; my income is slightly erratic from season to season.
How to Stop a Baby From Crying
When a baby is crying and nothing seems to calm her down, try to trigger the "calming reflex." Developed by a Dr. Karp, it can turn off a baby's cries in a few seconds.
Why Generosity Is Key to Everything — Including Your Career
Everybody knows a generous spirit is its own reward. But it's rewarding here on earth, too, and especially in your career.
5 Checkout Line Tricks to Finish Shopping Faster
It's hard to get in and out of the grocery store when you're in a rush. But these tips will help you master that.
The Fair Way to Split Up Your Family's Estate
A rock-solid will isn't only for your peace of mind — it's for your heirs' peace of mind, too.
Save Money by Making Your Own Mustard?
Welcome to my third and final installment about making your own condiments. I have now experimented with mayonnaise, ketchup, and finally, mustard.
Eat 256 Big Macs to Win a $5 Gift Card
How many Big Macs would you have to eat to win a particular prize in McDonald's Monopoly? You're about to find out.
When Self-Care Actually Harms Your Budget
Self-care has become a critical way to cope with the stress of the modern world. But is it really just draining your bank account?
Most Popular Ways Americans Spend Their Tax Refunds
Americans are getting smarter about spending their tax refunds. How will you spend yours?
Review of Women Empowering Themselves: A Financial Survival Guide
Although it's targeted at divorced women, this book is a valuable read for women of any relationship status who want to take control of their finances.
10 Cheap Ways to Make Your Apartment Awesome (Without Losing Your Deposit)
Upgrade a drab apartment with some clever, frugal design ideas that won't leave a mark, so you can leave with your deposit.
6 Ways to Spot Work-at-Home Job Scams
There might be a sucker born every minute, but you don't have to be one of them. Learn how to avoid common work-at-home job scams.
Do You Spend More with Cash or Credit?
I totaled up all my credit card expenses in 2010 to try to figure out if I spent more using credit than I would have with cash. Here's what I found.
How to Never Succumb to Impulse Spending Again
Trying to build a nest egg? Resist the urge to purge your pocketbook on every shiny bauble you see and watch your savings grow.
9 Signs You're Suffering From Lifestyle Inflation
Keeping up with the Joneses is not the only sign of creeping lifestyle inflation. How many of these signs of profligacy do you recognize?
Should You Buy a Car With a Credit Card?
With the right strategy, financing your new ride with plastic can be a smart money move.