Today, we give you lessons from Dr. Seuss, tips to save 30 minutes a day, advice to help single parents cut expenses, and a short checklist to ID real wheat and multigrain bread.
Today we found some great articles with tips on money management for committed couples, frugal ways to fight the flu, and calendar mistakes you may be making.
Sealing the sales deal is the key to opening the door to success. Getting in compliance can be cumbersome but can mean fewer charge-backs and more cash in your pocket now. More
A dollar on a paycheck is worth a dollar to the employee. And it costs you a dollar. But benefits aren't like that. Sometimes, your employee will value the benefit much more tha
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Best Money Tips: Lessons From the Cat
Today, we give you lessons from Dr. Seuss, tips to save 30 minutes a day, advice to help single parents cut expenses, and a short checklist to ID real wheat and multigrain bread.
10 Things Healthy People DO NOT Have in Their Homes
Make your next decluttering campaign all about getting rid of the stuff that's making you sick — like all this stuff.
8 Problems Home Sellers Must Disclose to Buyers
Before handing over the key to an unsuspecting buyer, you need to air your home's dirty laundry — all of it.
Don't Buy Memories, Make Them
Whatever your child is obsessed with, the perfect frugal holiday gift can be summed up with one word: scrapbook.
6 Reasons It's Never Too Late for a Career Change
Career stuck in a rut? Climb out!
Don't Miss Kiplinger and NAPFA's Jump-Start Your Retirement Plan Day!
On September 25th, Kiplinger and NAPFA will be holding Jump-Start Your Retirement Plan Day to help answer all your retirement questions!
4 Retirement "Rules of Thumb" That Actually Work
Take some guesswork out of retirement planning with these four financial rules of thumb. They really do work!
9 Bizarre Money Superstitions People Actually Believe
These money superstitions might sound unbelievable, but there are actually people who believe them!
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.
Best Money Tips: Money Management Tips for Couples
Today we found some great articles with tips on money management for committed couples, frugal ways to fight the flu, and calendar mistakes you may be making.
10 Reasons to Drink Tea
Tea can wake you up or calm you down, cool you in summer and warm you in winter. If you don't already drink the steeped stuff, here's why you should.
Best Money Tips: How to Clean Everything in Your Home
Today we found some great articles on how to clean everything in your home, budget friendly hobbies, and the times you should always spend to save.
8 Valuable Rights You Might Lose When You Refinance Student Loans
You can refinance your mortgage to chip away at federal student loans faster. But be cautious: It comes at a cost.
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.
6 Ways You Can Cut Costs Right Before You Retire
With retirement right around the corner, it's more important than ever to start cutting your daily living costs. You'll thank yourself later.
8 Ways Great Service Prevents Chargebacks
Sealing the sales deal is the key to opening the door to success. Getting in compliance can be cumbersome but can mean fewer charge-backs and more cash in your pocket now. More
How Employee Benefits Provide Better ROI Than Cash
A dollar on a paycheck is worth a dollar to the employee. And it costs you a dollar. But benefits aren't like that. Sometimes, your employee will value the benefit much more tha
5 Money Problems You Can Solve With a Good Attitude
Money cannot buy happiness; but can happiness create wealth? Well, with a good attitude, you really can solve many of life's financial problems.
Energy Price Spikes
There are several ways to help deal with spikes in energy prices, but the main one is simple: Get used to it.
7 Ways Psychologists Say Saving Boosts Your Mental Health
Saving money is good for your bank account, but it's also good for your mental well-being. Start saving and start feeling better about yourself!