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How to Get Rid of Your Old Electronics
These four responsible ways to dispose of old electronics will keep them the out of landfills and may even put a little more money in your pocket.
What You Need to Know Before Buying Your First Home
Buying a home is expensive — and stressful. Follow this guide to help plan ahead, understand the process, and save money.
The Art of the Trade
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10 Great Side Jobs for Introverts
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Ask the Readers: How Do You Use Less Water?
Tell us how you use less water and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
Do You Really Need “Soft” Water?
Water is a necessity. Soft water may not be. Depending on where you live and how you use water, the cost of processing your water may not be worth it.
My 2016 Budget Challenge: Everything Breaks
The second installment of this Wise Breader's budget challenge finds Max on the verge of a breakdown.
Should You Cosign Your Teenager's Credit Card Application?
The catch-22 for teens ready to build their credit history… is not having any credit history. But does that mean you should cosign their credit card?
Book review: Internet Riches
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Opportunity Costs and Conscious Spending: How Spending $1 Today Can Cost You $10 Tomorrow
In this sample from his new personal finance course, expert J.D. Roth explains how understanding opportunity costs can lead to smarter spending.
11 Smart Ways to Boost Your Gas Mileage
Spend more time on the open road and less standing at the pump. These easy fuel-saving hacks will keep more money in your pocket.
7 Surprising Benefits of Failure
Falling on your face hurts twice if you fail to learn why you fell.
12 Money Moves to Make the Moment You Decide to Retire
The hard work of a 9-to-5 may be over with retirement, but another kind of hard work begins — maintaining a comfortable lifestyle. These money moves will help.
Best Money Tips: Easier Ways to Save on Groceries
Today we found some amazing articles on easier ways to save on groceries, tools to help pay off debt and reach goals, and ways college students waste money.
What Did Your Parents REALLY Teach You About Money? (It Might Surprise You)
Our families teach us "money scripts" that can drive our entire financial lives. Learn more about what they are — and how you can change them.
Lessons From My Frugal Father
My dad was a child of the Great Depression, and those challenging years solidified a financial philosophy and simple lifestyle that's worth a new look today.
25 Hobbies You Can Start for Under $10
Starting a new hobby should never drain your bank account. Luckily, there are a bunch that you can start for $10 or less.
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.
5 Ways Money Can Buy Happiness
Don't listen to the old cliche; spending money on these five things can make you more content.