Breaking a bad habit doesn't cost a dime but might save you plenty while boosting your confidence and your social capital. Learn how with these five easy steps.
Imagine life without a mortgage or an overstuffed attic. Even if we don't live in one, tiny houses can teach us a lot about consumption, debt, and simplicity.
Bootstrap your savings with these tips and strategies from personal finance expert Dr. Barbara O'Neill and find lots more in her book Saving on a Shoestring.
Honda is hoping to make it’s hybrid car more accessible to mainstream consumers, which is good news for the environment but may be bad news for Detroit.
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5 Reasons Black Friday Craziness Is Worth It
Embrace the holiday retail madness? Black Friday can totally be worth the struggle if you have the right attitude.
Best Money Tips: The Debt Movement Edition
In honor of The Debt Movement, we wanted to share with you some of the best debt related articles we have published over the years!
9 Pantry Tricks That Save You Big
Get your pantry in tip-top shape, and save big bucks off your next grocery bill. It's easy!
Be on the Lookout for Credit Card Checkout Fees
Thanks to an antitrust settlement, retailers now have the right to charge you a fee for paying with your credit card. Learn how to fight back.
Best Money Tips: How to Quit Fast Food
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Best Money Tips: How You Can Afford a Baby
Today we found some great articles on how you can afford a baby, the value of vacation, and rules for new homebuyers.
8 Ways to Save Money When You Can't Really Afford To
Saving money seems impossible when you're living paycheck to paycheck, but there's still a way to make it work.
5 More Ways to Save Money on Homeschool Supplies
Check out these updated savings strategies for school books and supplies to give your child a rich curriculum on a modest budget.
When Multitasking Can Work
You probably aren't very productive if you're multitasking. But if you follow this time-management technique, you can make multitasking work for you.
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6 Money Questions You Never Have to Answer
When Nosy Parkers start prying into personal money matters, here's how to shut 'em down.
Finding an Internship as an Adult
Just because you're not in college doesn't mean you can't have an internship. And while the pay might not be great, the experience can be.
Best Money Tips: You're Probably Overpaying for These Things
Today we found six things that you’re overpaying for, lessons from the richest 20-year-olds, and surprising things you can buy at Costco.
How to Break Bad Habits
Breaking a bad habit doesn't cost a dime but might save you plenty while boosting your confidence and your social capital. Learn how with these five easy steps.
Ask the Readers: When Was the Last Time You Cleaned Out Your Wallet?
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Big Lessons From the Tiny House Movement
Imagine life without a mortgage or an overstuffed attic. Even if we don't live in one, tiny houses can teach us a lot about consumption, debt, and simplicity.
25 Ways to Save on a Shoestring
Bootstrap your savings with these tips and strategies from personal finance expert Dr. Barbara O'Neill and find lots more in her book Saving on a Shoestring.
Honda Hybrids
Honda is hoping to make it’s hybrid car more accessible to mainstream consumers, which is good news for the environment but may be bad news for Detroit.