From cutting up credit cards to cutting out lattes, these pervasive personal finance tips are repeated again and again, but could be bad advice for you.
Today we found some great articles on the best things that money can’t buy, tips for a productive home office, and new year’s resolutions you might want to consider doing.
Music lessons for your child can be costly. But from teaching discipline to fostering a love of music to even improving math skills, the benefits are great.
Libraries nationwide are succumbing to budget and service cutbacks. Discover why it's more important than ever to support these community institutions.
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3 Reasons Why Keeping Your "Latte Factor" Will Help You Save Money
Here are a few reasons why keeping your "latte factor" will help you save.
Homebrewed Beer: The Results
Home-brewing can lead to better tasting and cheaper beer. What's not to like?
The Surprisingly Frugal Lifestyles of 12 Famous Superheroes
Sure Batman and Iron Man may be among the world's wealthiest, but that's not true for many superheroes. Here's how the frugal superheroes get by.
Healthy People Have These 10 Things in Their Homes — Do You?
The stuff you keep around says a lot about your lifestyle. How many of these healthy things does your family have?
4 Reasons to Cut Yourself Some Slack Following a Financial Setback
The first step to bouncing back from a money mistake is to cut yourself some slack.
A Simple Guide to Planning For a Loved One's Long-Term Care
Our aging loved ones deserve the best care possible. Plan for it now, and make the process much easier later.
Is Unlimited Data Still a Thing?
Ah, remember the time we could get unlimited data on our phone plans? Whatever happened to that?
Make Smarter Investments by Mastering This Simple Ratio
Do you know how to read a P/E ratio? If not, it's time to add this key investing metric to your lexicon.
If You're Doing These 5 Things, Your Saving Efforts Are for Nothing
Saving is hard, but chances are, if you're doing any of this stuff with your money, you're not saving at all.
5 One-Size-Fits-All Spending Tips That Don’t Really Fit Everyone
From cutting up credit cards to cutting out lattes, these pervasive personal finance tips are repeated again and again, but could be bad advice for you.
Reselling Antiques: The Five Principles of Power Picking
It's a part-time job, a hobby, and a passion — learn the art of successful antique picking.
Best Money Tips: Clever IKEA Furniture Hacks
Today we found some great articles on IKEA furniture hacks, apps that are changing how we spend money, and products to buy before Black Friday.
How to Build Equity in Your Home
Truly owning your home takes time and money. If you want a bigger piece of the homeownership pie, here's how to build equity.
The 5 Best Eye Masks
When you need to catch some z's but lights are keeping you up, pop on an eye mask and shut out the world.
Affordable Sustainable Seafood Choices for Your Table
For those who love seafood but also want to be mindful of the environment and their wallets, here are some affordable and sustainable seafood choices.
21 Foods That Cost Under a Buck a Pound — With Recipes!
Fill your your belly without emptying your wallet with these nutritious staples that can be had for under a dollar a pound.
Got a New Job? Here's Your Financial To-Do List
A new job means a new boss, new co-workers, and new financial decisions to make. Make smart ones with this handy checklist.
Best Money Tips: The Best Things That Money Can't Buy
Today we found some great articles on the best things that money can’t buy, tips for a productive home office, and new year’s resolutions you might want to consider doing.
Are Music Lessons Worth It? Hidden Benefits May Tip the Scale
Music lessons for your child can be costly. But from teaching discipline to fostering a love of music to even improving math skills, the benefits are great.
4 Reasons Why You Should Support Your Local Library
Libraries nationwide are succumbing to budget and service cutbacks. Discover why it's more important than ever to support these community institutions.