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Nancy Trejos is a personal finance writer for the Washington Post. While she was advising readers on financial problems, she was actually so broke that she had to ask her hardwo
13 "Bad" Habits That Are Actually Good for You
Stop fidgeting! Actually, go ahead — here's why you should quit trying to correct that and 12 other allegedly bad habits.
11 Simple Ways to Survive a Terrible Workday
A terrible workday often leads to a bad workweek. But these simple fixes will turn your work frown upside down.
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.
6 Affordable Places to Ski
Looking to hit the slopes this winter? These West Coast ski locations are perfect for budget-conscious snow lovers.
The 5 Best Universal Remotes
Hate having to use multiple remotes to control every single one of your entertainment devices? Control them all with just a single universal remote.
What Does Being Rich Mean to You Anyway?
How much money do you think you need to be considered rich? Is it solely just due to a number in your bank account?
Do You Know How Dirty Your Money Is?
You use money often, but have you ever considered what kinds of nasty bacteria are living on its surface? The answer is not for the squeamish.
Best Money Tips: 100+ Things You Should Always Throw Away
Today we found articles on the things you should always throw away, ways to save at Whole Foods, and the biggest investments that most people neglect.
Why Generosity Is Key to Everything — Including Your Career
Everybody knows a generous spirit is its own reward. But it's rewarding here on earth, too, and especially in your career.
Best Money Tips: Ways to Save Money at Target
Today we found some great articles on ways to save money at target, getting the most from your auto insurance claim, and crucial things to know about life.
How to Make Money Tweeting
If you're popular on Twitter, you could get paid for your tweets...even if you're not a Kardashian.
The 5 Best Binoculars
Seeing beautiful sights clearly from a distance isn't easy, but it can be. Just use any of these binoculars and you'll always have the best view.
The 6 Youngest Entrepreneurs to Make It Big
Get inspired to take your business or freelance career to the next level with six tales of plucky tweens and teens who found the big money.
The 5 Best Ways to Spend the First 10 Minutes of Your Workday
If you don't do morning right, chances are the rest of the day is shot, too. Set aside 10 minutes early to set the stage for a productive day.
16 Ways You Are Causing Road Rage
It's not your fault if the other driver has poor impulse control, but you really should avoid these rage inducing driving behaviors.
5 Things Millennials Do Later Than Previous Generations Did
Today's twenty- and thirty-somethings are putting off a host of big life-defining moments. Find out what they're waiting for — and why.
6 Times You Should Drive Instead of Fly
Face it — flying these days is a hassle, especially if you're flying with family. Here's how to decide if you should just drive, instead.
Best Money Tips: How to Improve Your Finances By Being More Likable
Today we found articles on how to be more likable and why that’s financially valuable, five kinds of low-budget weddings, and retirement tips for 20-somethings.
12 Times You're Better Off Without a Promotion
You're working hard — and smart — and the boss has noticed. Do you take the promotion? Or do you keep the job you're happy with?