A second round of quantitative easing, or QE2, could have a real and significant impact on households nationwide. Learn why some Americans might soon have to do more with less.
Had trouble sticking to your monthly budget? Try this method for looking at your finances daily — and maybe you'll avoid buying that unnecessary popcorn.
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This Simple Journal May be the Fix for Your Finances
With an X here and an O there, your personal finance bullet journal can put you on the fast track to budgeting mastery.
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If you don’t yet know the term “skimmer,” put it in your vocabulary. Here are ways to avoid ATM skimmers.
6 Ways Angie’s List Saves You Money
Right now you can get an Angie's List membership for as low as $4.79/year. But first you probably want to know if it's worth the cost.
5 Ways That Negativity Can Help You
Turns out, a bad attitude can lead to some positive outcomes. Turn that smile upside down and glower your way to a better, more fulfilling life.
What QE2 Could Mean for Ordinary Americans
A second round of quantitative easing, or QE2, could have a real and significant impact on households nationwide. Learn why some Americans might soon have to do more with less.
Shrinking Your Cash-Flow Period to Create a Better Budget
Had trouble sticking to your monthly budget? Try this method for looking at your finances daily — and maybe you'll avoid buying that unnecessary popcorn.
10 Big Expenses You Can Easily Get Rid Of
The 80/20 rule applies to budgeting, too — 80% of your spend goes to 20% of your expenses. If you can cut those big costs, the savings are big, too.
The Easiest Ways to Save on Your Next RV Camping Trip
Want to camp across the country with a roof over your head? RVing is the way to go and here's how to do it for cheap!
10 Ways to Make Your Shoes Last Longer
Extend the life of your footwear — and the heft of your wallet — with these cheap and easy ways make your soles last longer.
7 Strategies for Paying Off Debt When Living on a Variable Income
Attention, freelancers! If you live on a variable income, it's time to rethink your debt payment strategy.
We Do the Math: When Is It Worth Hiring Household Help?
Science says having more free time can make you happier. Which household chores will you take off your to-do list?
Get Smart About Money With These 18 Free Online Courses
If your knowledge of personal finance could use a little help, these free online courses are the perfect learning tools.
7 Foods That Are Actually Better Buys at a Restaurant
Dining out is not great for budgets or waistlines. But for certain dishes and ingredients, the restaurant is often your best — or only — choice.
The 4 Best Investments for Lazy Investors
You really don't need a lot of money to get started investing. And you don't need a lot of time, either.
15 Frugal Ways to Battle Boredom
The next time you're listless, grumpy, or just plain bored, follow these suggestions to spend your time, rather than spending money.
Eat Less Sugar With These 10 Simple Tricks
Cutting back on the sweet stuff isn't easy — but it's definitely worth it. Be sweeter to your health with some simple ways to go sugar-free.
Why a Deferred Annuity May Be a Smarter Buy Than Long-Term Care Insurance
Staggering long-term care insurance costs have retirees looking to an alternative solution; the deferred annuity.
Help From a Former Pack Rat: Getting Rid of Stuff
Sometimes, the line between "frugal" and "pack rat" can seem oh so fine. Here's what helped me overcome my pack rat tendencies.
The Types of Savings Accounts: Which Is Right For You?
Everyone needs an emergency fund, but with interest rates on savings accounts so low, where should you keep this money? Here are your options.
The 1% Rule and Other Ways to Make Goals Manageable
Big goals are achieved through small changes. How small? Well, forget about 110% — sometimes all you need to give is 1%.