There are two ways to make a major change in your life. One is to make a series of small changes--this month you might brown-bag your lunch one day a week; next month you might go
This list compiles the gluten-free groceries that give you the most bang for your buck, while maintaining the lifestyle your body needs. With these items in your cupboards, you wil
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Whenever I write about calculating how much money you need to retire, some people disagree strongly with the whole idea that there is such a figure. One told me, "The only correct
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For most of us, we've got too many responsibilities to let burnout and disinterest sap our performance and productivity. So don't.
8 Ways Everybody Saves During Back-to-School
Back-to-school deals aren't just for students! These seasonal sales can mean big savings for you, too.
Best Money Tips: Tricks To Make Your Brain Do What You Want
Today we found some stellar articles on tricks to make your brain do what you want, taking a mental health day, and federal income tax brackets.
Millennial Millionaires: How the Brokest Generation Can Also Become the Richest
Young adults may be feeling the weight of student loans and low-income jobs, but they too can become millionaires by taking the right steps now.
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Running out of gift ideas? One of these useful items would be a welcome addition to any kitchen.
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9 Great Jobs for Snowbirds
You can still fly south for the winter and make the same amount of money. Just choose any of these jobs.
5 Tips From "Playbook For Tough Times" That'll Help You Live Your Best Life
When you experience financial setbacks, turn to Donna Freedman's "Playbook For Tough Times" to get you back on track.
Frugal Gluten-Free Living: Budget Friendly, Gluten-Free Grocery Staples
This list compiles the gluten-free groceries that give you the most bang for your buck, while maintaining the lifestyle your body needs. With these items in your cupboards, you wil
21 Decisions You'll Never Regret Making
Put life's regrets aside for a moment and focus on these anti-regrets. You don't want to look back on your life and say, "I wish I did that!" right?
Fast Food, Slow Food, and Your Dollars at Work
Trying to eat well while spending less is a tough balancing act. However, buying more expensive food today may save you money in the long term.
What Happens to Your Online Stuff After You Die?
After you're gone, your virtual self will live on — for a while. Grant your heirs access to your digital property before it's gone, too.
Best Money Tips: Post-Holiday Sales You Didn't Know About
Today we found articles on post-holiday sales you never knew about, New Year’s resolutions that will pay off in 10 years, and secrets about shopping at the Apple Store.
4 Best States to Start a New Business In
The entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well for many Americans. Their small business ventures would fare particularly well in these four states.
Financial IQ Test: How Healthy is Your Life Insurance Plan?
What kind of life insurance policy do you have? Do you understand the terms? Are you getting the most bang for your insurance buck? Check out this Financial IQ Test to see
How Well Do You Know Your Facebook Friends? Precautions for Travelers
How well do you know your Facebook friends? Beware: if you can’t easily pick them out of a crowd, then you might be barred access to your account the next time you travel.
The End of the 4% Rule?
There's a rule of thumb that's pretty well known to retirement planners: the 4% rule. That rule is starting to look kind of iffy.
Just Saving More Is Not the Answer
Whenever I write about calculating how much money you need to retire, some people disagree strongly with the whole idea that there is such a figure. One told me, "The only correct
7 Weird Ways to Keep You and Your Stuff Safe
If fences, locks, and motion-sensing lights are protecting your stuff, it's time to apply some creativity to personal security.