From cutting up credit cards to cutting out lattes, these pervasive personal finance tips are repeated again and again, but could be bad advice for you.
Today we found articles on last-minute money tips for surviving the holidays, reasons why single people need life insurance too, and dollar-store DIY projects to try.
Today we found articles on tricks to creating gourmet dishes, a property checklist for first-time homebuyers, and how to build a smoke-free fireplace fire.
Many traditional lenders such as banks are pulling back credit, even from long term, credit-worthy customers. Fortunately,there are plenty of alternatives to traditional banks.
I've always thought of disaster preparedness as something for the highly paranoid or mildly insane. Current events have led me to believe in being better safe than sorry.
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Best Money Tips: Ways to Watch Movies for Free
Today we found some amazing articles on ways to watch movies for free, bridal shower gift ideas, and motivation and money.
6 Surprising Ways Your Smartphone Can Keep You and Your Family Safe
From hurricane warnings to food safety advice, there's an app for that. Protect you and your family from a world of dangers with your smartphone.
How to Downsize and Declutter
Here's a simple timeline for sorting and decluttering painlessly with a three-phase strategy: 3-month plan, 6-month plan, and the year-or-more plan.
How to Save Money on Christmas This Year
The earlier you start thinking about how you’ll pay for Christmas gifts, the more you’ll enjoy the season.
5 Reasons to Change Traditional Holiday Gift-Giving
Few of us need more stuff cluttering our lives. Discover why you should re-think traditional gift-giving...and what you should give instead.
5 One-Size-Fits-All Spending Tips That Don’t Really Fit Everyone
From cutting up credit cards to cutting out lattes, these pervasive personal finance tips are repeated again and again, but could be bad advice for you.
How to Keep Your Job Search a Secret
You're ready to look for a new job. There's just one caveat: You already have a job, and you need to keep things hush-hush.
You Should Ignore These 4 Kinds of Money Advice
Sometimes your paranoia is a good thing — like when it comes to sketchy money advice.
The 5 Best Eye Masks
When you need to catch some z's but lights are keeping you up, pop on an eye mask and shut out the world.
10 Ways to Save Ruined Recipes
Even the best home cooks sometimes make mistakes. Save dinner with these easy fixes for 10 common kitchen mistakes.
Got a New Job? Here's Your Financial To-Do List
A new job means a new boss, new co-workers, and new financial decisions to make. Make smart ones with this handy checklist.
5 Ways to Manage Costs While You're on Maternity Leave
Maternity benefits in the U.S. are definitely stingy. Learn some simple ways to cut costs to match the reduced income baby brings.
8 Easy Superfood Smoothies for a Better Morning
Smoothies are great for quick, healthy breakfasts. Make them even better by making them with super healthful superfoods.
7 Budget Items You May be Forgetting
Unexpected expenses are the worst. Get one step ahead by staying prepared for these sneaky budget busters and keep saving more.
Best Money Tips: Last-Minute Money Tips for the Holidays
Today we found articles on last-minute money tips for surviving the holidays, reasons why single people need life insurance too, and dollar-store DIY projects to try.
Best Money Tips: How to Cook Gourmet Dishes Like a Pro Chef
Today we found articles on tricks to creating gourmet dishes, a property checklist for first-time homebuyers, and how to build a smoke-free fireplace fire.
Best Money Tips: Ring in the New Year Family Style
Today we found some great articles on ringing in the New Year family style, reducing your household electric bill, and improving your finances now.
Where to Turn When Your Bank Doesn't Love You Anymore
Many traditional lenders such as banks are pulling back credit, even from long term, credit-worthy customers. Fortunately,there are plenty of alternatives to traditional banks.
Do You Need a Disaster Survival Kit?
I've always thought of disaster preparedness as something for the highly paranoid or mildly insane. Current events have led me to believe in being better safe than sorry.
15 Awesomely Fun Toys You Can DIY
Your little ones don't need pricey (and breakey) big-box playthings when you make their very own awesome toys at home.