Removing piles of snow while braving the chill of winter isn't easy, but it can be. Just use any of these snow shovels and you can clear your driveway or walkway in a flash.
There was a time, not that long ago, in which Americans would graduate from college, get a job, and stick with that job until retirement. For those of us who can risk a little more
It can be tempting to dig into savings and start spending money when springtime arrives. Instead, commit to sailing into summer with a healthy balance sheet.
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A Simple Plan for Saving Up a $2000 Fun Fund
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If You're Lucky Enough to Receive a Pension, Here Are 6 Things You Need to Do
Pensions are pretty much a thing of the past. If you're lucky enough to get one, here's how to make the most of it.
5 Sobering Facts About Social Security You Shouldn't Panic Over
Maybe you take Social Security for granted — or maybe you expect it to disappear. Either way, here's what you should know about it.
15 Little Ways to Make Yourself a Better Person While Watching TV Tonight
Face it, there really isn't much "must -see TV" these days. Augment your next tube watching session with these little life improvers.
How to Save Frequent Flyer Miles That Are About to Expire
You worked hard for those airline miles. Don't let them just slip away!
Best Money Tips: 5 Ways to Save $1 Million
Today we found articles on ways to save $1 million, things that every frugal person needs in their wallet, and how to start living like a minimalist.
5 Frugal, Non-Depressing Ways to Spend NYE
Don't let the hype around New Year's Eve spoil your budget — or your mood. Have a fun, non-spendy evening with people you care about.
7 Money Moves Every New College Student Should Make
You're in college, and you have a lot to learn. Add these key money moves to your curriculum!
5 Ways to Make the Collections Process Easier
Collections are a fact of life when you run your own business. Sooner or later, you'll have to chase down a payment.
10 Places to Try the Airstream Lifestyle Before You Buy One
Before you buy, give the airstream lifestyle a try at these killer campsites.
6 Times to Use Credit Cards Instead of Cash
Frivolous use of credit cards is a good way to slip into debt, but if used wisely, plastic can boost your credit and help your finances. Here's how.
The 5 Best Snow Shovels
Removing piles of snow while braving the chill of winter isn't easy, but it can be. Just use any of these snow shovels and you can clear your driveway or walkway in a flash.
5 Things Millennials Can Do to Buy a House Within the Next Decade
Millennials know from money woes. With some smart money moves, you'll be ready to buy your first home within the decade — or sooner.
Keith Knight of the K Chronicles - Keepin' Kool on the Cheap
Keith Knight, award-winning creator of the K Chronicles and (th)ink, dishes on a life of frugality.
Here's How Rich You'd Be If You Stopped Driving
What would you rather have — a car or a house? Once you recognize how much a car really costs, you may rethink how you get around.
8 Good Reasons to Become a Contractor
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7 Things Successful Millennials Do
Today's twenty-somethings face their own set of financial and career challenges, but the path to success has been the same for generations.
How to Avoid 7 Common Spring Spending Traps
It can be tempting to dig into savings and start spending money when springtime arrives. Instead, commit to sailing into summer with a healthy balance sheet.
How to Shave $5,000 Off Your Wedding Expenses
Her comes the bride...and the bill! Learn how to have the wedding of your dreams without going into debt with these cunning cutbacks.
7 Life Choices That Are Actually Financial Decisions
You might think that many of life's biggest decisions come down to emotion. But they really come down to money.