I've lived places where the water tasted good, and a few where it didn't. If you don't like the water where you live, you're all too likely to start buying bottled water or investi
Today we found some helpful articles with tips for shopping on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, stretching your holiday shopping dollar, and the best price-comparison apps.
Today we found some great articles on simple things to start doing for your happiness, ways to save money in the kitchen, and financial moves to make every year.
Wouldn't it be nice if you could run a free online coupon deal and wake up the next morning to learn you'd sold two thousand pre-paid dinners or event tickets? Maybe, maybe not.
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Live Where the Water Tastes Good
I've lived places where the water tasted good, and a few where it didn't. If you don't like the water where you live, you're all too likely to start buying bottled water or investi
Who Should Face the Music When the Banks Fail?
Should everyday folks bear the brunt when banks fail, or should the bankers themselves be held responsible?
Best Money Tips: Grab These February Freebies
Today we found articles on freebies you can grab in February, over 100 things to do when you’re bored, and deals on tax-prep software.
Avoid These 6 Mistakes Newbies Make With Their First Credit Cards
Getting your first credit card allows you to enter the financial mainstream. Be sure to avoid these common mistakes that can cost you.
18 Ways Being Too Nice Is Hurting Your Wallet
You will certainly catch more flies with honey, but you won't necessarily have more money.
Multitasking Sucks Even More Than You Thought
Here's yet another reason to give up on multitasking — plus a simple productivity plan to do instead to help you get stuff done.
8 Dark-Side Motivations to Start Saving
If the usual motivations to save aren't working (emergencies, big purchases, your future), let your dark side guide your money.
6 Things It's Better to Buy at the Last Minute
Need a good deal? For certain items, the early birds do not get the worm.
The 5 Most Dangerous Things Hiding in Your Home Right Now
It's an unfortunate truth: home is where the accidents happen. Protect yourself and your family by uncovering these five hidden dangers.
Make Sure You Get Paid and 4 Other Great Tips From Famous Commencement Speakers
It's graduation season! Let's look past the commencement speech cliches and find some true money wisdom famous folks have dished out to new grads.
Best Money Tips: Essential Tips for Black Friday and Cyber Monday
Today we found some helpful articles with tips for shopping on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, stretching your holiday shopping dollar, and the best price-comparison apps.
5 Most Affordable Cruise Lines for Families
Taking your whole crew on a relaxing cruise is easier on the budget when you pick the right cruise line.
6 Questions to Ask Before Taking Out Student Loans
College isn't cheap and a student loan may seem inescapable. Make sure you've checked out all your options before you sign.
How to Keep Social Media From Ruining Your Vacation
We all want to take the perfect vacation selfie, but is it really worth ruining your trip?
Best Money Tips: Start Doing These Things for Your Happiness
Today we found some great articles on simple things to start doing for your happiness, ways to save money in the kitchen, and financial moves to make every year.
To Groupon or Not to Groupon: The Cost of Offering Deep Discounts
Wouldn't it be nice if you could run a free online coupon deal and wake up the next morning to learn you'd sold two thousand pre-paid dinners or event tickets? Maybe, maybe not.
Is This the End of the Back-Door Roth IRA Tax Loophole?
The back-door Roth IRA is yet another tax dodge employed by the rich. Learn how it works for the wealthy — and why it may not work for anyone anymore.
Best Money Tips: Making Ends Meet During Prolonged Unemployment
Today we found some awesome articles on making ends meet during prolonged unemployment, hostels for adults, and credit card advice for college kids.
Oops — I Maxed Out My Credit Cards. Now What?
The convenience of paying with plastic can sometimes lead to trouble. Here's what to do if you've maxed out your credit cards.
7 Money Moves That’ll Protect You During the Next Recession
The Great Recession left our finances in the lurch. These money moves will protect you if we enter another one.