My passion for bike riding and general common sense as a driver helped me navigate my town's busy streets and traffic clogged arteries. There were a few safety items I had to keep
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Bicycling Safety in the City
My passion for bike riding and general common sense as a driver helped me navigate my town's busy streets and traffic clogged arteries. There were a few safety items I had to keep
5 Unexpected Costs of Political Activism
Protesters are out in force right now. And while taking a stand is important in many ways, there are financial and personal risks to consider.
Last-Minute, Stress-Free Holiday Decorating
Whether you've never decorated for the holidays before or just want a fresh look, here's how to do it quickly, without spending a ton of cash or losing your mind.
7 Ways Your Devices Are Spying on You
Big Brother might be watching you, right now, through one — or more! — of your devices.
What to Do If You Get Bumped From a Flight
If you ever get bumped from a flight, you should know what you're entitled to.
How Will The Comcast/NBC Merger Really Affect You?
The deal has been approved, and there's a lot of speculation about what it will mean for you, the consumer. Discover the truth behind common questions.
What's Better: Less Debt or More Savings?
Does your high-interest debt count as an "emergency?" Well, yes, but not one worth draining your entire emergency fund.
5 Times Buying a Home With Cash Is Bad for Your Budget
If you have enough cash to buy a house, that's great! It still doesn't mean it's always the smartest financial move.
8 Misleading Gadget Marketing Gimmicks
Before you go out and buy the latest tech gadgets, be wary of those that don't live up to the hype.
8 Things in Your Garage You Should Throw Out Today
It's likely your garage has become a safe place for all your old clutter. Quit hanging onto old junk and let it go. Start with this short list.
20 Creative Uses for Peeps Beyond the Easter Basket
You don't have to eat Peeps to enjoy them. From decorations to toys and even jewelry, here are 20 festive ways to use Peeps beyond taking a bite.
5 Ways to Score Cheap Rent — Without Annoying Roommates
The easiest way to pay less is to find a roommate, which isn't always terrific. But if you know where to look (and what to ask), you can live solo.
Best Money Tips: Alternatives to Cable TV
Today we found some awesome articles on alternatives to cable TV, tips for wiping out your credit card debt, and little-known facts about the Roth IRA.
5 Unexpected Uses for Oats
Think oatmeal is the only use for oats? No way. This versatile grain can eliminate odors, give you glowing skin, and much more.
First Rule of Financial Wins: Avoid Losses
Financial freedom isn't about swinging for the fences. A strategy based on avoiding losses can pay off big.
12 Better Ways to Spend $1,000 Than on the New iPhone
Ohh, look! A shiny new iPhone! Do your wallet a favor and keep on walking.
5 Pet Costs You Don't See Coming
Pets soon become family — which means more often than not, you'll pony up. Start saving now for these pet expenses you can't avoid.
The Money Trail
What were your best and worst financial decisions this year? Sarah Winfrey shares hers.
16 Clothing Items That Will Last Forever
Stop throwing away cheap clothes and invest in the good stuff. These 16 wardrobe essentials will last you a lifetime.
Switching Addictions
Sometimes trading one addiction for another can save both your money and your health.