Android or Apple? Performance or battery life? Getting a new smartphone can leave you asking a lot of questions. Pick the best phone for you with this guide.
One of my favorite frugal resources is the community college. Even though I’ve taken several classes at my local college, I’ve barely tapped into the depth of resources available n
For most employees, a new job is the best opportunity for a significant pay raise. Get the salary you want (and deserve!) with these simple negotiating guidelines.
What are you thoughts on tax time? Do you dread it? Anxiously await it? Let us know your stories here in our comment thread or on Twitter, and you'll be entered to win one of two $
Here’s a quick tutorial on how to master the art of good brown gravy (sometimes called “pan gravy”) -- and why you’ll want to add it to a few meals here
There are literally billions of dollars of money and property waiting to be claimed by the rightful owners. Learn how to find out if some of it is yours!
Home organization is often such a monumental task that families just neglect doing it. Here's an idea to help you organize for much less money and much less time.
Choosing quality over customer loyalty can be a big decision when it comes to your bank and personal finance goals. Here are some tips for making the decision to switch.
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The 5 Best Smartphones
Android or Apple? Performance or battery life? Getting a new smartphone can leave you asking a lot of questions. Pick the best phone for you with this guide.
A Frugal Resource: The Community College
One of my favorite frugal resources is the community college. Even though I’ve taken several classes at my local college, I’ve barely tapped into the depth of resources available n
How to Negotiate Higher Pay at Your Next New Job
For most employees, a new job is the best opportunity for a significant pay raise. Get the salary you want (and deserve!) with these simple negotiating guidelines.
Best Money Tips: 60 Awesome DIY Stocking Stuffers
Today we found some fantastic articles on DIY stocking stuffers, the worst money mistakes you can make, and saving on holiday photo cards.
8 Personal Finance Lessons From "Parks and Recreation"
The staff at the Pawnee Parks and Recreation Department can teach us a lot about personal finance, whether they mean to or not.
Best Money Tips: Ways to Save $100 or More a Month
Today we found some great articles on ways to save $100 or more a month, hacks that will change your life, and managing finances for young people.
Disneyland on the (Sort of) Cheap
If you're considering a trip to Disneyland, these tips just might help you save your wallet.
7 Easy Ways to Automate Your Savings
One of the best ways to force yourself to save money is to make the act of saving automatic. Learn how you can do it with these seven easy techniques.
The 5 Best Cast Iron Skillets
Cooking meat to perfection isn't easy, but it can be. Get any of these five cast iron skillets and take your cooking to the next level of delish.
Ask the Readers: Do You Look Forward to Tax Time? (Your Chance to win $20!)
What are you thoughts on tax time? Do you dread it? Anxiously await it? Let us know your stories here in our comment thread or on Twitter, and you'll be entered to win one of two $
6 Ways a More Expensive Hotel Room Can Save You Money
The cheapest hotel room available may not be the best value. In fact, it may not even be the cheapest once you consider these perks and features.
How (and Why) to Make Good Pan Gravy
Here’s a quick tutorial on how to master the art of good brown gravy (sometimes called “pan gravy”) -- and why you’ll want to add it to a few meals here
Billions of Dollars Go Unclaimed Every Year: Is Some of It Yours?
There are literally billions of dollars of money and property waiting to be claimed by the rightful owners. Learn how to find out if some of it is yours!
My 2016 Budget Challenge: Can a Paint Job Help an Old House Pass a Re-Fi Appraisal?
After two not-so-successful attempts at a mortgage re-fi, Max is ready with a plan. Will the third time be the charm?
6 Things You Might Do on Your First Day of Retirement
Happy day! Your work career is finally officially over and your time is your own. Now what?
Should You Pay Your Bills With a Credit Card?
It's the easiest way to rack up more rewards. Just keep a few caveats in mind.
Organize a Room for $10 with No Extra Effort
Home organization is often such a monumental task that families just neglect doing it. Here's an idea to help you organize for much less money and much less time.
How to Spring Clean Your Whole Life — One Step at a Time
Spring cleaning can seem overwhelming, but there is a way to organize your entire life, one step at a time.
Think Twice Before Ditching Your Current Bank
Choosing quality over customer loyalty can be a big decision when it comes to your bank and personal finance goals. Here are some tips for making the decision to switch.
How to Get a Credit Card When You Have Bad Credit
Bad credit? No Credit? No problem! You can still get a credit card for emergencies or to repair your credit score, if you know where to look.