Stuck close to home because of the snow? Break your cabin fever with these filling, feel-good recipes that all use ingredients you likely have on-hand.
The classic story of victory over debt is success through work and frugality. But real life is not always so positive, and that's why this book is so useful.
Today we found some terrific articles on secret tactics for shopping at warehouse stores, getting organized even when you don’t have time, and conquering indecision.
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10 Useful Items You Should Never Throw Out
The next time you're on a declutter rampage, give your toss pile a second thought. Some of that stuff can be put to good re-use.
IRS Delays Start of Tax Filing for Some Taxpayers in 2011
The IRS announced that certain taxpayers will have to wait until late February 2011 to file taxes. Read on to see if you are affected by this delay.
Should You Ever Consider a Balloon Mortgage?
A balloon mortgage has its upsides, but it sure leaves a lot up in the air.
How to Really Save Money When You Shop
There is a great way to save money when you make a purchase, but it has nothing to do with store sales or having a coupon.
9 Dumb Little Things You Need to Stop Saying Today
We all rely on little catch phrases and verbal shortcuts. Unfortunately, many are thoughtless or hurtful or just plain dumb. Stop saying them!
3 Snow-Day Recipes to Help You Weather the Storm
Stuck close to home because of the snow? Break your cabin fever with these filling, feel-good recipes that all use ingredients you likely have on-hand.
People Who Love Expanding Their Minds Do These 13 Things — Do You?
Expand your mind with these fun, engaging, and habit forming activities — no habit forming substances required!
6 Foolish Ways to Pay Down Debt
You might think that any debt repayment strategy is a good one — but these wrong moves could leave you worse off. Don't try this at home!
Book Review: The Road Out of Debt
The classic story of victory over debt is success through work and frugality. But real life is not always so positive, and that's why this book is so useful.
15 Things in Your Kitchen You Should Throw Out Today
Kitchen clutter takes many forms — expired food, gadgets we never use, appliances that crowd countertops. If you don't need it — toss it!
Best Money Tips: Get Help With Vet Bills
Today we found some great articles on getting help with vet bills, activities to teach your kids about money, and tips for renting a vacation home.
8 Ways to Make Your Weekend Feel Longer
Monday always comes way too soon. But there are ways to stretch those weekend days just a little longer.
Always Use Cash for These 5 Things
Nothing's easier for paying than swiping plastic, but cash is still king, and sometimes it'll save you some money, too.
6 Items You Might Have Forgotten in Your Emergency Kit
Building an emergency kit is a key step in disaster preparedness. Here's a look at six items you might have left off the list of necessities.
Best Money Tips: Secret Tactics for Shopping at Warehouse Stores
Today we found some terrific articles on secret tactics for shopping at warehouse stores, getting organized even when you don’t have time, and conquering indecision.
6 Smart Reasons to Pay Your Credit Card Bill Before It's Due
You don't have to wait until the due date to pay your credit card bill. In fact, there are benefits to paying early.
5 Money Making Activities You Can Do Today
With these money making ideas, you just might be able to live comfortably ever after!
6 Signs You're Making All the Right Money Moves
Ever wonder if you're on the financial straight and narrow? If these signs all point to you, you are!
5 Signs You Were Raised by Parents With Bad Social Skills
Our parents teach us so much about how to live — for better or worse. If crowds aren't your thing, identify the signs and overcome your upbringing.
How to Host a Great New Year's Eve Party for Cheap
Get a headstart on your resolution to spend less next year by hosting a frugal (but still fun!) New Year's Eve Party.