Today we found articles on ways to live in the big city on a small budget, tips for flying first class on the cheap, and affordable European vacation destinations.
I used to really hate haggling. That vain, self-conscious part of me that doesn't want to appear cheap, or worse, stingy, has always had an aversion to haggling. [more]
You can come out of the shadows, my fellow cheapos, skinflints and non-pathological hoarders. Thanks to the rise of eco-hip, frugal is becoming cool. Sorta.
Feeling guilty about not having bridged the gap from dining out to cooking in? Don't. Follow my lead and I show you how to take baby steps from full-service to self-service.
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9 Frugal Gifts for the Person Who Needs a Nap
Question: Who in your life needs a nap? Answer: Everyone! Here's what to get them for the holidays.
8 Personal Finance Resolutions Anyone Can Master
Make — and keep! — these simple money resolutions in the new year. Your finances will thank you.
Best Money Tips: Ways to Live in the Big City on a Small Budget
Today we found articles on ways to live in the big city on a small budget, tips for flying first class on the cheap, and affordable European vacation destinations.
What You Need to Know Before Getting Your First Credit Card
A credit card can be a great tool — or it can ruin your finances for years to come. Here's what you need to know before you get one.
Join Our Tweetchat on Thursday 2/2, 12pm Pacific for a Chance to Win Prizes
Topic: Having a Frugal Super Bowl! Join our conversation for chance to win Amazon gift cards! Use #WBChat to participate!
8 Self-Destructive Habits That Keep You in Debt
Why is it so hard to climb out of debt? Because it's so easy to fall into.
Best Money Tips: The Money and Relationships Edition
Today we found some of the best articles from around the web on money and relationships!
Is It Finally Time to Invest in Marijuana Stocks?
Investors still have a lot to learn about the legal weed market before raking in the green.
15 Quick and Delicious Ways to Use Thanksgiving Leftovers
Don't send your holiday leftovers home with your guests — stretch your food budget by making something delicious and new with last night's feast.
Stupid Reasons Why People Make More Money
Wonder why THAT person got promoted? From beauty to vapid conversational skills and more, learn the idiotic reasons why people make more money.
The 4 Greatest Stock Reversals in the Last Decade
These four big stock market losers transformed themselves into stock market darlings in just 10 years. Find out what it takes to be a comeback kid.
6 Questions All Rookie Investors Should Ask
If you're new to investing, you probably have questions. At least, you should.
How I Got Over My Haggling Hatred
I used to really hate haggling. That vain, self-conscious part of me that doesn't want to appear cheap, or worse, stingy, has always had an aversion to haggling. [more]
Best Money Tips: Bad Money Advice You Should Run Far, Far Away From
Today we found articles on bad financial advice you should ignore, how to shop smart at Costco, and easy ways to save money on your energy bills.
The Fine Art of Negotiating With Your Financial Institution
Paying more and getting less in your financial agreements? Learn how to get past the red tape and negotiate with people who can say "yes."
Finally, Frugal Rules
You can come out of the shadows, my fellow cheapos, skinflints and non-pathological hoarders. Thanks to the rise of eco-hip, frugal is becoming cool. Sorta.
8 "Life Hacks" You Shouldn't Bother With
Life hacks are clever little tricks that promise to save you time or money. But these "hacks," while clever, could make things worse.
Watching Tots: How to Get Started in Babysitting
Teens make good pocket money by babysitting, but there's no rule that says adults can't do it, too. Here's how to get started.
This Is How Much the Fed's Interest Rate Hike Might Cost You
The Fed is raising benchmark rates for the first time since 2008's economic meltdown. Here's how this move will affect borrowers.
Bridging The Gap From Dining Out To Eating In
Feeling guilty about not having bridged the gap from dining out to cooking in? Don't. Follow my lead and I show you how to take baby steps from full-service to self-service.