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Breaking a bad habit doesn't cost a dime but might save you plenty while boosting your confidence and your social capital. Learn how with these five easy steps.
You can be incredibly lazy and still eat well for very little (while avoiding Top Ramen). Dine at home and save a bunch on food without ever making a shopping list.
It’s the American Nightmare: your neighbor, in an effort to avoid foreclosure, sells his house for thousands less than he paid two years ago, causing your home to plummet in value.
Transitioning from driving to cycling is easier than you think. Find out how to select the right gear, pick safe routes, and optimize your schedule for your daily bike commute.
Today we found articles on online shopping safety tips, diet foods that actually make it harder to lose weight, and simple ways to make your home more cozy.
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6 Ways to Find Child Care While Traveling
Traveling with your kids is a great way to bond as a family, but there is such a thing as "too much" togetherness.
Best Money Tips: Eco-Friendly Ways to Travel
Today we found articles on eco-friendly ways to travel, pitfalls to watch for if you’re 65 and still working, and practical minimalist tips for beginners.
4 Tips for Making Resolutions Stick in the New Year
Almost everybody makes New Year's resolutions, and almost nobody keeps them for more than a few weeks. But resolutions can work — here's how.
6 Smart Things to Do With Your Extra Student Loan Money
Before you spend that extra student loan money on new clothes or dinner out, consider these smart money moves first.
How to Break Bad Habits
Breaking a bad habit doesn't cost a dime but might save you plenty while boosting your confidence and your social capital. Learn how with these five easy steps.
Grocery Shopping for the Cheap and Lazy
You can be incredibly lazy and still eat well for very little (while avoiding Top Ramen). Dine at home and save a bunch on food without ever making a shopping list.
Divining Your Home’s Value, The Quick-and-Dirty Way
It’s the American Nightmare: your neighbor, in an effort to avoid foreclosure, sells his house for thousands less than he paid two years ago, causing your home to plummet in value.
Which Retirement Account Is Right for You?
We all know that saving for retirement is of key importance. But how do you pick the right plan for you?
A Guide to Becoming a Part-Time Bicycle Commuter
Transitioning from driving to cycling is easier than you think. Find out how to select the right gear, pick safe routes, and optimize your schedule for your daily bike commute.
The 3 Rules Every Mediocre Investor Must Know
The surprising truth is that mediocre investing advice is probably right for you. Learn about the basics.
The Only 3 Quick and Easy Salad Dressing Recipes You'll Ever Need
Stop wasting money on tasteless store bought salad dressing and shake up a quick batch at home. Your salad and your budget will appreciate it!
Best Money Tips: How to Stay Safe While Shopping Online
Today we found articles on online shopping safety tips, diet foods that actually make it harder to lose weight, and simple ways to make your home more cozy.
5 Affordable Vacations to Please Every Age Group
Learn about the best and most affordable vacation options for group trips and multi-generational families.
Why Holding Onto Too Much Stuff Is a Burden for Your Loved Ones
Material items will not follow you into the afterlife, so you might as well declutter your home while you're still here.
6 Fun, Affordable Travel Ideas for Singles
Traveling alone is the best way to get the trip you want, and these travel ideas will also fit anyone's budget.
How to Deal When Your Spouse is Suffering From Burnout
Your spouse is stressed and overworked and it's hard on everyone. Don't feel hopeless — stay positive and take care of yourself, too.
4 Ways to Make Debt Repayment Fun
Paying off debt can be fun — yes, fun — with just a little bit of creative thinking and some basic gamification.
5 Ways Longevity Is Changing Retirement Planning (And What to Do About It)
Americans are living longer than ever. They need retirement planning that sees them through.
15 Smart Things You Can Do With Your Finances, Even if You're Broke
If money is tight, these easy, smart personal finance habits can help turn your financial life around.
3 Reasons Not to Save for Your Child's College Fund
It goes against common advice, but you might be better off not saving for your child's college education. Here's why.