"Stuff" can be helpful items, prized possessions, or needless objects that clutter not just our homes, but also our lives. Here's a vote for simplicity.
Ultra-frugal and filled with protein and fiber, beans are a great way to eat well on the cheap. And if you prepare them right, they're darn tasty, too.
Thanks to the Fair Credit Billing Act, the law's on your side when it comes to fraudulent card account charges. Here's how to protect your rights (and your wallet).
Today we found some great articles on apps that make your home smarter, summer items you can buy at the dollar store, and cheap date ideas that won’t skimp on the romance.
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How to Land More Freelance Clients in a Snap
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The Tyranny of Stuff
"Stuff" can be helpful items, prized possessions, or needless objects that clutter not just our homes, but also our lives. Here's a vote for simplicity.
8 Easy Ways to Green Your Small Business
Greening up your business can boost your image, your bottom line, and your sense of well being. And it can be as easy as turning off the lights.
5 Financial Pitfalls Stay-at-Home Parents Should Avoid
Staying home to raise little ones is often rewarding, but it comes at a financial price. Make sure you do it right!
25+ Delicious, Healthy, and Cheap Bean Recipes
Ultra-frugal and filled with protein and fiber, beans are a great way to eat well on the cheap. And if you prepare them right, they're darn tasty, too.
How to Win a Fraud Dispute With Your Credit Card Company
Thanks to the Fair Credit Billing Act, the law's on your side when it comes to fraudulent card account charges. Here's how to protect your rights (and your wallet).
Best Money Tips: Apps for a Smarter Home
Today we found some great articles on apps that make your home smarter, summer items you can buy at the dollar store, and cheap date ideas that won’t skimp on the romance.
Frugal is More than a Way to Spend Money, Part 1
Putting your mind over money is the key to living frugally. See the big picture to see big savings.
The Senior Resume for High School Students
Resumes aren't just useful for job seekers — they're also great for college-bound students. Learn (and why!) to build a resume for a high schooler.
20 Cheap, Fun Things to Do This Summer
Let the sun shine on savings with these fun and family-friendly summer activities. The best part? They're super cheap!
7 Beauty Mistakes That May Be Ruining Your Skin
Many tried-and-true skincare regimens actually do more harm than good. Stop damaging your skin and start refreshing your face the right way.
5 Easy Ways to Add $50 to Your Pocket
Hey, we'd all like some extra cash. Try these five simple tricks, each of which can make your wallet $50 fatter.
9 Things in Your House You're Forgetting to Clean
Washed your pillows recently? How about your doorknobs? It's time to give these nine germy household spots a good once over!
Best Money Tips: Saving Money at the Gas Pump
Today we found some great articles on saving money at the gas pump, grocery shopping smart, and ways to save money while skiing.
The 10 Best Personal Finance Jingles of All Time
These finance-themed earworms will be stuck in your head all day. Don't say we didn't warn you.
6 Ways You're Wearing Out Your Furnace Too Soon
You don't want your furnace to break down in the dead of winter. Here's how you might be wearing it out too soon.
How to Simplify Your Life to Avoid Decision Fatigue
Making lots of small decisions is taxing. Save your decision-making juice for the big ones with this simple plan.
Best Money Tips: Negotiate for Lower Rent
Today we found some great articles on negotiating rent, last-minute tax tips, and credit card expiration dates.
10 Signs a Stock Is About to Tank
You don't need to be clairvoyant to know if a stock is primed for a big fall. You just need to know how to read the tea leaves.
When to Buy Disposable
It's a difficult question to struggle with — when should you buy disposable, and when should you buy stuff made to last?