Today we found some awesome articles on ways to save on last-minute trips, how to find a holiday job, and ways to lower your health insurance premiums.
Today we found some great articles on surprising things that are stressing you out, handy spring cleaning tips, and frugal ways to celebrate Mother’s Day.
When we buy bottled water, especially bottled water from overseas (like Fiji), we're deciding against using that we have immediate access to, something that pours freely into o
When you're moving a long distance, you can't just buy a pizza and a 12-pack and ask your friends to pitch in. Here's how to save on a cross-country move.
When I was first introduced to budgeting, the model used was the envelope method. Every payday you'd take your cash and divide it up among envelopes labeled "Rent," "Groceries," "Electric Bill," etc. [more]
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Best Money Tips: Save on Last-Minute Travel
Today we found some awesome articles on ways to save on last-minute trips, how to find a holiday job, and ways to lower your health insurance premiums.
The 5 Best Travel Towels
Keeping your towels fresh while on the road isn't easy, but it can be. Just use any of these travel towels and you'll stay dry and fresh.
Best Money Tips: Surprising Things That Are Stressing You Out
Today we found some great articles on surprising things that are stressing you out, handy spring cleaning tips, and frugal ways to celebrate Mother’s Day.
Here's How Rich You'd Be If You Stopped Drinking
Don't drink away your savings. You might be surprised what the average American spends covering that bar tab each year.
Best Money Tips: Financial Tips for Families
Today we found some great articles on financial tips for families, how to negotiate rent in your current apartment, and tips for packing work lunches.
The 5 Best Sites to Sell Your Arts and Crafts
If you have the knitting needle knack or the tablesaw talent, earn extra cash from your crafty skills by selling your stuff online. Here's where.
10 Ways Even Shy People Can Fake Confidence and Get Ahead
Fake it 'til you make it is a lot easier said than done. Even shrinking violets can exude confidence with these simple posture and speech hacks.
10 Reasons You Should Be Grilling on Gas
The debate between gas and charcoal has raged for years. Here's why Team Charcoal lost.
12 Money Adjustments You Should Make Mid-Year
It's time to consult our mid-year financial checklist and make some important money moves to set yourself up the end of '15 and the coming of '16.
Bottled Water, Bottled Hype Part 1
When we buy bottled water, especially bottled water from overseas (like Fiji), we're deciding against using that we have immediate access to, something that pours freely into o
Why I Hate Credit Card Points
Is racking up frequent flier miles a bad idea? Learn why one writer wants almost nothing to do with credit card rewards, unless they're cash back.
Best Money Tips: Controversial Moves That Will Save You Money
Today we found some great articles on controversial moves that will save you money, saving on your grocery bill, and creating a budget.
10 Top Mutual Funds for Income Investors
Whether you're closing in on retirement or just need some extra cash, these 10 well-crafted mutual funds are worth a look.
Frugal Vacations the Entire Family Will Love
You can skip the high-priced cruises and wildly expensive destinations. Get on board with these fun, frugal approaches to traveling with your family.
10 Ways to Save on a Long-Distance Move
When you're moving a long distance, you can't just buy a pizza and a 12-pack and ask your friends to pitch in. Here's how to save on a cross-country move.
How to Budget During a Crisis
Life happens. When a financial crisis is upon your shoulders, your best defense is a smart budget breakdown.
Home Exchanges: Free Accommodations With Perks
Home exchanges are a great frugal option for family vacations, and they come with lots of added perks. Plan your trip with these tips and resources.
8 Questions to Ask on a College Tour
Picking the right college is as simple as knowing the right questions to ask.
Your budget: envelopes or a plan?
When I was first introduced to budgeting, the model used was the envelope method. Every payday you'd take your cash and divide it up among envelopes labeled "Rent," "Groceries," "Electric Bill," etc. [more]
Does Your Teenager Really Need a Credit Card?
Does your teenager actually need a credit card? Probably.