College can be where you get your first taste of independence...including financial independence. Make sure you enjoy it without blowing all your cash.
If you're not keeping track of debt, you're probably not making much progress in paying it off. Follow one of these methods to easily track and pay off your debt.
Today we found some awesome articles on alternatives to cable TV, tips for wiping out your credit card debt, and little-known facts about the Roth IRA.
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.
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8 Electrical Blackout Essentials Every Home Needs
Sooner or later, you are going to suffer a blackout. Get stocked up now, and you'll be ready when the inevitable happens.
Best Money Tips: Get Your Kids to Love School
Today we found some great articles on getting your kids to love school, saving money on gas, and things you can do to avoid regret.
15 Cheaper Ways to Travel Around the World
Become a cost-savvy globetrotter with this collection of cheap travel tricks that cut the price of everything from airfare to lunch.
The College Freshman Budget
College can be where you get your first taste of independence...including financial independence. Make sure you enjoy it without blowing all your cash.
Ways to Track Debt
If you're not keeping track of debt, you're probably not making much progress in paying it off. Follow one of these methods to easily track and pay off your debt.
Best Money Tips: Alternatives to Cable TV
Today we found some awesome articles on alternatives to cable TV, tips for wiping out your credit card debt, and little-known facts about the Roth IRA.
10 Indulgent Desserts That Are Actually Good for You
Oh, go ahead! These after dinner treats will satisfy your sweet tooth and do your body some good. Yum!
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.
4 Things Millennials Should Do Today to Prepare for Retirement
Planning for retirement is daunting — even for twenty-somethings. Take a few simple steps and be on your way to building a healthy retirement fund.
What You Need to Semi-Retire Abroad Right Now
If you'd like to pack your bags and head overseas for a semiretirement, here's what you need first.
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.
Mr. Cheap Stuff: Who do you think you are?
We're chatting with Dean Takamine, the savvy saver behind Mr. Cheap Stuff. Here's the low-down on his love of deals!
The 5 Best Foundations
A good foundation covers blemishes and evens skin tone. These five best foundations do that, plus they nourish and protect your skin, too.
Trading Work for Never-Ending Weekends: How to Retire Early
Those coveted post-work years can be sweet, but don’t kid yourself — it’ll take a lot of hard work to get there.
Sock It to Me: 15 Uses for Old Socks
Don't send your single socks to the big laundry basket in the sky! Instead, repurpose them with these 15 useful ideas.
5 Ways Greece and China's Economic Problems Might Impact You
Economic turmoil in China and Greece is creating a ripple effect worldwide. Are you feeling with the fallout?
Easy Ways to Rein in Your Spending Without Sacrificing Fun
Think that frugality means sacrifice? Not necessarily. These four suggestions help you cut costs, not enjoyment.
8 Ways Your Savings Account May Be Costing You
A savings account is meant to be useful, but when it starts costing more than it's worth, look to stash your cash elsewhere.
How New Homeowners Can Furnish Their Place on a Budget
You're finally a homeowner! Now you feel the need to fill up all that space. Luckily, there are plenty of ways to kick up your feet for cheap.
4 Reasons Early Retirement Might Be Financially Risky
So many of us dream of early retirement, but it comes at a price — often your nest egg. Can you afford to stop working early?