Today we found articles on quick ways to improve your finances in 2018, rules for an affordable New Year’s Eve party, and strategies to keep your resolutions going.
It takes more than $1.40 to buy one euro today. It cost less than $1 as recently as late 2002. A Canadian dollar is worth just about exactly a US dollar--a parity not seen since
Want to eat a cheap, healthy diet? Want some recipes that use real food instead of packaged food products? Want to argue about how much it costs to feed a family a healthy diet?
If you’re like me, your allergies don’t always stop with the changing of the seasons. If you too are unwilling or unable to budget more than $700 a year on prescription allergy med
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The High Cost of Pursuing Fame and Fortune
Who hasn't dreamed of achieving fame and fortune? Find out just how much of a long shot stardom really is.
5 Things Angry Birds Has Taught Me About Life
Angry Birds might be a fantastic time waster, but it can also teach you valuable life lessons. Really.
EverBank: Promising High Yields on Online Banking
If you're looking for high yields and low fees, check out online bank EverBank.
Best Money Tips: Improve Your 2018 Finances in 5 Quick Steps
Today we found articles on quick ways to improve your finances in 2018, rules for an affordable New Year’s Eve party, and strategies to keep your resolutions going.
Best Money Tips: How to Love Cooking
Today we found some awesome articles on how to love cooking, the best gym membership deals, and money mistakes you should avoid in college.
10 Barbecue Hacks to Master This Summer
You'll reach Grillmaster status with these simple tricks for healthier, tastier, and easier barbecuing this summer. Get outside and cook!
Playing the Lottery Is a Bad Gamble
The recent Mega Millions jackpot serves as a reminder that as awesome as winning the lottery would be, you might be better off not buying a ticket.
Pet Peeves Part 3: Vet Visits
My animals are a pricey bunch. Cute, and sweet, but medically challenged. [more]
11 Basic Questions About Retirement Saving Everyone Should Ask
Retirement savings can be complicated. Get ahead of the curve by brushing up on the basics.
4 Tech Add-Ons That Can Save Travelers Time and Money
Upgrade some of your tech gadgets and your next vacation will be even more amazing.
Never go shopping unless you're armed with a cell phone.
"It seems like a great deal, but maybe it's cheaper somewhere else?" I've said those words a lot, maybe not out loud but certainly in my head. [more]
4 Common Mistakes to Avoid When You Enroll in Medicare
It's easy to make mistakes when signing up for Medicare. Here's how you can avoid the big ones.
Donald Trump's 5 Biggest Business Failures
Donald Trump may be heading for successful Republican nomination, but his ventures in business haven't always done so well.
9 Money Moves You're Never Too Old to Make
Age is just a number. Don't let it keep you from making smart decisions for long term financial health.
How to Solve These 6 Problems Your Heirs Could Have With Your Estate
If you have a will, you're ahead of most Americans — but don't pat yourself on the back just yet. Your heirs may still encounter some challenges.
The sinking dollar
It takes more than $1.40 to buy one euro today. It cost less than $1 as recently as late 2002. A Canadian dollar is worth just about exactly a US dollar--a parity not seen since
Best Money Tips: Traveling When You Have No Money
Today we found some awesome articles on traveling when you have no money, Halloween 2012 freebies, and cutting back on your monthly grocery expenses.
Healthy recipes--with cost data
Want to eat a cheap, healthy diet? Want some recipes that use real food instead of packaged food products? Want to argue about how much it costs to feed a family a healthy diet?
9 Tax-Friendly Ways to Save Beyond Your Retirement Fund
Reach your retirement savings cap? There are still plenty of savvy ways to avoid a big tax bill after maxing out your IRA and 401K!
7 Cheap Treatments for Year-Round Allergies
If you’re like me, your allergies don’t always stop with the changing of the seasons. If you too are unwilling or unable to budget more than $700 a year on prescription allergy med