Whether your kids are crawling or off to college, these parent-recommended resources can help them have fun while learning how to use money responsibly.
If you made less than a certain amount last year, you can file for free, even with popular tax-prep software. You have lots of other free options, too — use them!
From Craigslist to grocery samples, free stuff is everywhere. Understand how marketers use "free," the psychology behind it, and how it affects your habits.
I've never fought a speeding ticket before. I usually just pay it and forget it. By "usually", I mean, for the two tickets I got before when I was 16 and 19 years old.
My recent ticket was an anomaly for a couple of reasons. [more]
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The Best Money Tools and Toys for Every Age Group
Whether your kids are crawling or off to college, these parent-recommended resources can help them have fun while learning how to use money responsibly.
8 Ways to File Your Taxes for Free
If you made less than a certain amount last year, you can file for free, even with popular tax-prep software. You have lots of other free options, too — use them!
Best Money Tips: Avoid These Costly Grocery Shopping Habits
Today we found articles on costly grocery shopping habits, things you should throw out day by day, and simple ways to make $500 fast.
5 Unexpected Uses for Oats
Think oatmeal is the only use for oats? No way. This versatile grain can eliminate odors, give you glowing skin, and much more.
The 14 Best Ways to Cut Food Costs While Traveling
Great food is one of the best parts of vacation but the cost adds up. Try a few of these tricks to save some cash on your next travel adventure!
7 Ways Families Can Travel Like Minimalists
It's easy for the solo traveler to travel light, but what about for families?
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The Psychology of Free, and Its Power Over You
From Craigslist to grocery samples, free stuff is everywhere. Understand how marketers use "free," the psychology behind it, and how it affects your habits.
5 Times You Shouldn't Rush to Pay Off Your Mortgage
Every homeowner dreams of owning their home free and clear. Before you rush to pay that mortgage down, consider what else your money might do.
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Always Buy Airfare on Tuesdays and 7 Other Calendar Shopping Secrets
Retailers don't just offer their best deals whenever. Before your next shopping trip, check this list of best deal days, then check your calendar!
When it's hard to be frugal (and how to talk yourself into it anyway)
To spend, or not to spend — that is the question. We're sharing some advice on talking yourself into frugality!
Pop That Corkage: A Cross-country BYO Roundup
BYOB is all the rage right now! Find out where you can bring your own wine to dinner in your favorite cities.
Skewer This! 13 Dishes You Can Put on a Stick
If you need a quick, fun to eat dish for guests, put your favorites on a stick — even dessert! Clean up is easy, too.
Best Money Tips: Cheap Ways to Keep Fit and Stay Healthy
Today we found some great articles on cheap ways to keep fit and stay healthy, tips for taxpayer newbies, and discounts hidden in plain sight.
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.
The 5 Best Facial Moisturizers
Give your skin a healthy and soft sheen with the right facial moisturizer. Any of these five best facial moisturizers are good choices!
Opening a Roth IRA for Your Kid
The Roth IRA can be a fantastic way to kick-start your child's retirement savings — and help protect some of your money from taxes.
Fight Your Speeding Ticket, Save Yourself Some Dough
I've never fought a speeding ticket before. I usually just pay it and forget it. By "usually", I mean, for the two tickets I got before when I was 16 and 19 years old. My recent ticket was an anomaly for a couple of reasons. [more]
Simple-Living Lessons I Learned From "Hoarders"
TV shows like "Hoarders" are hot right now. But beyond the voyeurism, what lessons can we learn from them about our own relationships with stuff?