Imagine all your weekday meals prepped and ready after your commute — and still homemade and frugal. Make it real with your own home-cooking assembly line.
This article has its roots in an article I wrote some time ago that used the terms wage slave and debt peonage—terms that some people objected to. Those making free choices aren't
Getting fit isn't easy, but with the right shoes, it can be. Just put on any of these women's cross training shoes and your stride will always be on point.
Relying too much on your financial planner may be costing you. Make sure you retire the smart way, with your interests at the forefront — and not your adviser's.
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Save Time and Money With a Monthly Assembly (or Bulk) Cooking Weekend
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Use these credit cards to earn cash back and rewards for home renovation and remodeling purchases.
5 Bedtime Routines of Famous Financial Gurus
From Bill Gates to Oprah, the world's most successful people have one surprising habit in common — a bedtime ritual.
Camping for a Week Is Only $160 at These National Parks
You'd think camping at one of our nation's great National Parks would be be pricey. Find out how affordable a week really is.
The 5 Best Memory Foam Mattress Toppers
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Does your teenager actually need a credit card? Probably.
9 Smart Financial Gifts to Give New Grads Besides Cash
New grads love cash, but these other money-oriented gifts can really help propel them into adulthood.
7 Delicious Uses for Leftover Hot Dogs
Let's be frank: Summer cookouts will leave you with plenty of extra dogs in the fridge. Here are lots of tasty ways to use them up.
How to Organize Your Pantry and Save Cash
If you want to spend less on groceries, the solution might be hiding in the back of your cupboards.
Yes, You Need "Fun Money" in Your Budget
Being frugal doesn't mean kissing fun goodbye. In fact, you should be budgeting for it!
Are Starter Homes Still a Thing?
Starter homes used to be the norm. But in today's housing market, you might not need those homeowner training wheels.
Wage slave, debt slave
This article has its roots in an article I wrote some time ago that used the terms wage slave and debt peonage—terms that some people objected to. Those making free choices aren't
Selling Your Home: 17 Ways to Prepare Your House for Inspection Success
You want to sell your house, right? Then read this list — or risk your home failing inspection.
8 Common Pieces of Emotional Baggage (and How to Ditch Them)
Those heavy emotions and memories you're hauling around are slowing you down. Drop them and move on.
What Is Cryptocurrency, Anyway?
Thinking about investing in cryptocurrency, but not sure where to start? Here's what you need to know.
How to Manage a Family Member's Finances Long Distance
When an elderly relative needs your help managing their money, the miles between you don't have to be a burden.
Ease Into Minimalism With Some Simple Steps
The clean, fresh look of a minimalist home is so appealing. Why make it just fantasy? Get purging!
The 5 Best Women's Cross Training Shoes
Getting fit isn't easy, but with the right shoes, it can be. Just put on any of these women's cross training shoes and your stride will always be on point.
5 Things Your Financial Planner Isn't Telling You About Retirement
Relying too much on your financial planner may be costing you. Make sure you retire the smart way, with your interests at the forefront — and not your adviser's.
6 Ways to Make Your Home Into an Investment
Homes can be money traps. But by treating your house like an investment, you can earn money instead of losing it.