Currently millions of Americans are delinquent on their home loans or facing foreclosure. Foreclosure, deed in lieu of foreclosure, and short sales are several ways for borrowers t
When I was a new college grad, I wanted to live and work in a big city with great opportunities. I didn't know that an unemployment rate of 9-10% as I entered the workforce wasn't
When you think of people ruining their lives with foolish spending, it's easy to focus on the little things that add up--the meals out, the hefty bar tab, the daily Starbucks habit
Going to college without knowing what career you want is tough...and very common. Here's what I'd tell my pre-college self if I could hop back in time.
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How Foreclosure, Deed in Lieu, and Short Sale Affect Credit Scores
Currently millions of Americans are delinquent on their home loans or facing foreclosure. Foreclosure, deed in lieu of foreclosure, and short sales are several ways for borrowers t
Be Careful Who You Owe: Here's Who Can Garnish Your Wages
Most Americans already live paycheck to paycheck. If you owe these four creditors money, well...that paycheck might get a little — or a lot — smaller.
25 Ways to Say Thanks
A sincere "thank you" can mean a lot — here are 25 wholehearted, creative, and frugal ways to make it happen.
12 Times You're Better Off Without a Promotion
You're working hard — and smart — and the boss has noticed. Do you take the promotion? Or do you keep the job you're happy with?
4 Airlines With the Cheapest First Class Seats
With these airlines, you can travel in first-class style without a first-class price tag.
Best Airlines for Scoring First or Business Class Award Seats
Flying for free in business or first class? Yes, it can be done.
How Much Should You Spend on a New Car?
If you're looking for a new car, use this simple rule to put yourself in the driver's seat while remaining in control of your car expenses.
Why You Should Consider an Adjustable-Rate Mortgage
Despite a bad reputation, adjustable-rate mortgages are making a comeback. Learn why an ARM might be the right choice for you.
My Small-Town Move That Ended The Job-Search Blues
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25 Easy Ways to Make Cheap Cuts of Meat Taste Expensive
Inexpensive cuts of meat don't have to taste cheap. Stretch your budget and eat well, too, with this collection of delicious ways to eat cheap meat.
How Job-Hoppers Can Keep Up With Their Retirement Savings
Job hopping is now the norm in the working world. Make sure to take your retirement savings along for the ride.
5 Most Affordable Gym Memberships
These five gyms will let you work up a sweat without spending a fortune.
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When you think of people ruining their lives with foolish spending, it's easy to focus on the little things that add up--the meals out, the hefty bar tab, the daily Starbucks habit
25 Great Non-Sandwich Work Lunches
The next time you're packing lunch, leave the bread at home — instead, try one of these delicious and fun non-sandwich meals.
Ask the Readers: What Are Your Favorite Time-Saver Meals?
Tell us about your favorite time-saver meals and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
11 Ways to Learn Something New Every Day
Duh, learning something new makes you smarter— and it's fun. Start taking advantage of some great free learning resources today!
Beware These Sneaky Fees on Discount Airfare
Discount airlines promise to get you where you're going on a dime. Are they really such a deal?
5 Tips for My Career-Clueless College Self
Going to college without knowing what career you want is tough...and very common. Here's what I'd tell my pre-college self if I could hop back in time.
Dishwasher Smells Bad? Here's How to Fix It
Yikes! Dishwasher smelling a little foul these days? It's a simple fix —anyone can do it!
10 Financial Lessons We Learn From Our Grandparents
Some rules of personal finance are handed down for generations. How many of these "cents-able" money lessons from Grandma and Grandpa are yours, too?