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8 Ways Retirees Can Spring Clean Their Finances
You're retired, but that doesn't mean your finances are. Take some time this spring to spruce up your money.
9 Cities You Never Knew Went Bankrupt
We all know the plight of Detroit, but the Motor City isn't the only American city to go BK. You might be surprised by these other bankrupt 'burgs.
30 Ways to Use Up a Jar of Preserves
Too many jam jars jamming up the pantry? Don't toss 'em — you'd be surprised how many delicious dishes they can jazz up!
The Case for Not Tweaking Your Resume
You've written, edited, and polished your resume. It's taken hours, days, or even weeks and now you're ready to start distributing the resume to potential employers. Should you sti
Best Money Tips: How to Save Energy This Summer
Today we found some great articles on saving energy this summer, updating your job skills on the cheap, and redecorating your bathroom.
Maintaining Memories: How to Save Old Photographs
Don't let your old photographs fade and crumble in some attic box! Instead, follow these steps to share them and keep them safe.
4 Ways Couples Can Tackle Money Goals Together
If you really want to win at marriage, you need to make "money goals" your new "relationship goals."
5 Things to Do Now to Prepare Your Home for Summer
Before you know it, summer heat will be here. Is your home ready?
Best Money Tips: Travel Mistakes to Avoid
Today we found some awesome articles on travel mistakes to avoid, spending $0 on kids clothing, and how to read your social security statement.
3 Simple Ways to Split Bills With Your Spouse
Marriage money matters don't have to be a source of friction. Learn how to split the bills fairly, figure out a routine, and skip the argument part.
On the importance of having capital
One of the most frugal things you can do is have capital. Whether it's money in the bank or a nice chunk of reasonably liquid investments, having capital not only makes money (thr
Best Money Tips: Auto Insurance Discounts You May Be Missing
Today we found some awesome articles on auto insurance discounts you may be missing, date night on a budget, and creating a more flexible work environment.
6 Beauty Blunders Everyone Makes
Say goodbye to crooked eyebrows and dirty brushes. Put your best face forward — by avoiding these too-easy-to-make beauty blunders.
Best Money Tips: Tax Deductions for Employees Who Work From Home
Today we found some great articles on tax deductions for employees who work from home, creating a spending plan, and what matters in matters of love and finance.
The 5 Best Gel Nail Polishes
If you like getting your nails done but hate spending money at the salon, at-home gel polish kits are perfect for you. Try one of these this weekend.
7 Common Travel Myths That People Need to Stop Believing
You've always wanted to travel more, but you worry about the cost or the risks or the inconvenience. Good news -- your worries are probably unfounded.
6 Surprising Ways to Maximize Your Savings at Home Depot
The big box hardware and supply stores already offer big discounts over smaller stores. Learn how to save even more with some smart shopping.
Super-Cheap Building Supplies and a Way to Help Your Community!
I’ll admit that my family is the “cobbling” kind of people. Our depression-era farm house was slapped together in a sturdy, but irregular fashi
8 Best U.S. Historical Sites You Can Actually Afford to Visit
The summer is the perfect time to dig into American history, and these U.S. historical sites are actually affordable.
The Lincoln Guide to Personal Finance
President Abraham Lincoln invested most of his presidential paychecks in Treasury Bonds. Discover why his method is still good advice today.