I've always thought of disaster preparedness as something for the highly paranoid or mildly insane. Current events have led me to believe in being better safe than sorry.
I've had allergies for as long as I can remember. Which probably means that I've had them for longer than I can remember, since allergies aren't usually something that become possible with the advent of memory. [more]
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9 Signs You're Making All the Right Career Moves
It's hard to predict the future when it comes to your career. But if you notice these positive signs, you're probably on the up and up.
Share the love!
Share a little love this Valentine's Day with someone who needs it. Enter Kiva!
Do You Need a Disaster Survival Kit?
I've always thought of disaster preparedness as something for the highly paranoid or mildly insane. Current events have led me to believe in being better safe than sorry.
Best Money Tips: Saving Money at the Gas Pump
Today we found some great articles on saving money at the gas pump, grocery shopping smart, and ways to save money while skiing.
How to Help Your Adult Children Become Financially Independent
If your grown children are still depending on you for every little money matter, it's time to teach them how to go it alone.
25 Ways to Get Motivated Today
Dragging, lagging, procrastinating, and generally unmotivated? No matter what you're trying to do, get motivated NOW with these tips.
Best Money Tips: Common Habits That Can Shorten Your Life
Today we found some great articles on common habits that may shorten your life, essentials for a long car ride, and natural methods to keep bugs away.
Here's What a Balance Transfer Does to Your Credit
A balance transfer can help you pay down debt faster, but it comes with some costs, including a few you may not see.
8 top ways to care for your allergies without damaging the budget
I've had allergies for as long as I can remember. Which probably means that I've had them for longer than I can remember, since allergies aren't usually something that become possible with the advent of memory. [more]
Best Money Tips: Negotiate for Lower Rent
Today we found some great articles on negotiating rent, last-minute tax tips, and credit card expiration dates.
The 10 Weirdest ETFs You Can Buy
ETFs are a great investment option, growing in number and popularity. But be warned — some of them are just plain strange.
Saving Strategies: Highlights from Our Chat with Dr. Barbara O’Neill from Rutgers
Don't miss the highlights from our chat with Dr. Barbara O'Neill from Rutgers on saving strategies.
Ask the readers: What charities do you give to?
My last post on giving made me think a bit about... well, giving. [more]
Buy This — Not That — at the Farmer's Market
The fresh local fare at your neighborhood farmer's market is chock full of goodies — what's a good deal, and what should you skip?
22 Cheap Ways to Keep Cool During the Hottest Month of the Year
Summer sun can be too much of a good thing when temperatures rise. Here's how to beat the heat for next to nothing.
The Straight Talk on Working From Home
Working from home has its perks, but it's definitely not for everyone. Learn the truth, and then decide if you REALLY want to work from home.
5 Financial Mistakes You Need to Stop Making by 30
By the big Three-Oh, you're no finance rookie. Leave these money mistakes in your 20s and kick bad spending habits to the curb. No excuses!
9 Easy, Frugal, and Tasty Recipes for Bachelors
Just because you're a bachelor doesn't mean you have to dine like one. Instead, whip up these delicious, easy-to-make, and inexpensive recipes.
The 5 Best Trash Bags
In order to avoid a major mess, you need a trash back that's as durable as it is dependable, like one of these best five choices.
Best Money Tips: Ways to Save at a Restaurant
Today we found some awesome articles on ways to save at a restaurant, going green and saving big, and refusing a promotion.