Today we found some fantastic articles on saving money on groceries without coupons, frugal living in retirement, and red flags that could get you audited.
It might seem like something of a no-brainer to ask for professional investment advice, particularly about retirement. That said, there's still an astonishing number of people I know who don't. [more]
There's a saying that no one ever walks anywhere in Los Angeles. Apparently, that idea has been imported to where I live. Now if only we could get a King Taco.
I just started up a contracting job with a little company named Microsoft. [more]
We've been talking a lot about gas prices recently. That's no surprise considering we're paying almost three times more for gas than we were six years ago. [more]
Whether it's emotional or physical, whether it has to do with work, relationships, or personal goals, being in a rut sucks. Here's how to help yourself get out.
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How to Feed a Large Family on a Small Budget
Feeding a big family on a budget is a big challenge! These strategies can help save money, time, and maybe a little sanity, too.
15 Cheap, Easy Ways to Make Your Home Safer
Taking care of a few simple home repairs and improvements can protect you and your family from minor accidents — or much worse.
6 Times You Should Always Rent Clothes Instead of Buy
Prom, weddings, black tie, and more. Here's when renting fancy clothes makes the most sense.
7 Basic Sewing Tricks That Will Save You Money
Save money and add another DIY skill to your wheelhouse by mending your own damaged clothing. Start with these techniques!
How to Avoid Holiday Debt, Starting Now
Holiday shopping can send your budget to the financial emergency room. Plan your shopping now, and enjoy your holiday season free of stress.
10 Ways to Update Your Winter Wardrobe on the Cheap
This winter, update your closet while saving cash by following these fashionable, frugal suggestions.
The U.S. Savings Rate Has Tanked — Here's Why That Matters
The U.S. savings rate is the lowest since the Great Recession. Do you need to get your savings back on track?
How Just $5 a Day Can Improve Your Financial Future
Want to improve your financial future? All you need is $5 per day.
Best Money Tips: Save Money on Groceries Without Coupons
Today we found some fantastic articles on saving money on groceries without coupons, frugal living in retirement, and red flags that could get you audited.
Intimidated by Retirement Investing? Get Professional Help!
It might seem like something of a no-brainer to ask for professional investment advice, particularly about retirement. That said, there's still an astonishing number of people I know who don't. [more]
Why I Hate Credit Card Points
Is racking up frequent flier miles a bad idea? Learn why one writer wants almost nothing to do with credit card rewards, unless they're cash back.
Nobody walks in LA - or anywhere!
There's a saying that no one ever walks anywhere in Los Angeles. Apparently, that idea has been imported to where I live. Now if only we could get a King Taco. I just started up a contracting job with a little company named Microsoft. [more]
The Toyota I-Unit; would you drive it?
We've been talking a lot about gas prices recently. That's no surprise considering we're paying almost three times more for gas than we were six years ago. [more]
The 3 Best Jobs for Expats and Travelers
See the world and earn a paycheck — it's not a pipe dream. Learn how you can still make bank while trotting the globe.
4 Times Student Loan Refinancing Can Save You Big
To re-fi or not to re-fi… managing a student loan today is surprisingly complex. Consider these factors before you decide.
10 Genius Ways to Store Toys
Toys are fun to play with, but not much fun to look at. Luckily these clever toy storage solutions put the style back in after-playtime.
In a Rut? 6 Tips for Getting Out
Whether it's emotional or physical, whether it has to do with work, relationships, or personal goals, being in a rut sucks. Here's how to help yourself get out.
This Is How Much Our Tech Necessities Would've Cost in the '80s
The '80s brought us hair metal and spandex — and a super expensive way to enjoy all the things we take for granted today.
8 Types of People Who Will Never Win at Money
Some folks are naturally good with money. Others? Not so much. Which type are you?
7 Penalty-Free Ways to Withdraw Money From Your Retirement Account
Borrow money from your IRA, penalty-free? It's possible in these seven scenarios!