If you get creative with shopping strategies and fashion choices, it's easy to control your wardrobe spending. Follow these tips to start dressing for less!
Today we found articles on costumes you can DIY on the cheap, subscriptions that are totally worth it, and warning signs to watch out for when you’re booking a hotel.
Airfare isn't cheap, and it's rarely free. But if you can be flexible with your travel plans and know whom to ask (and how), you really can fly for free.
Eliminating Debt Painlessly. Rarely do you see these words fit together in a neat little sentence. The very act of putting your hard earned money towards the stack of debts you've
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50 Ways to Update Your Wardrobe for Cheap
If you get creative with shopping strategies and fashion choices, it's easy to control your wardrobe spending. Follow these tips to start dressing for less!
Best Money Tips: 100 Costumes You Can DIY on the Cheap
Today we found articles on costumes you can DIY on the cheap, subscriptions that are totally worth it, and warning signs to watch out for when you’re booking a hotel.
Everything You Didn’t Understand About Credit Card Interest, Grace Periods, and Penalty APRs
Everything you need to know about credit card interest.
9 Problems You Can't Solve With Money
Many problems we face require us to spend money to solve them. Use the three-step plan to decide if the solution is worth the cost.
How to Take the World's Most Efficient Shower
When your hot water's lacking but your body odor isn't, clean off fast with this quick, water saving shower technique.
10 Ways to Get Free (or Almost Free) Airline Tickets
Airfare isn't cheap, and it's rarely free. But if you can be flexible with your travel plans and know whom to ask (and how), you really can fly for free.
What to Do If You Have a Tax Lien On Your House
Unpaid taxes can leave you with a lien on your home. Don't let this problem linger.
12 Easy Ways to Win Over Your Neighbors
You don't get to pick your neighbors, so you might as well try to get along with them.
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.
6 Steps to Eliminating Your Debt Painlessly
Eliminating Debt Painlessly. Rarely do you see these words fit together in a neat little sentence. The very act of putting your hard earned money towards the stack of debts you've
The Airline Lost Your Luggage. Now What?
All hope is not lost just because your luggage is. Here's what to do when you're the last one standing at the baggage carousel.
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.
Here's What to Do If You Get Audited
You're being audited. Don't panic — these steps will help you navigate the process.
18 Awesome, Practically Free Upcycled Craft Projects
One of the easiest ways to cut crafting costs is to source inexpensive supplies, and what could be cheaper than the recycling bin?
How to Use the Holidays to Teach Kids About Money
The holidays are full of family, fun, and even personal finance. 'Tis the season to teach your kids how to master their money!
How Getting More Sleep Helps Your Finances
Need another reason to hit the sack early? Getting enough sleep improves your health and your wealth.
5 Money Accomplishments You Should Be Proud Of
Don't beat yourself up over the financial challenges ahead. Be proud of what you've already accomplished.
How to Make Ends Meet When You're House Poor
Home is meant to be a haven. If it's leaving you racked with debt (and stress), it's time to consider these options.
5 Ways Carry-On Luggage Can Save You Time and Money
Airline travel is not much fun, so it makes sense to reduce the burden by packing less and not checking bags. You'll save time, money, and hassle.
Why Treasury Bills Are Always a Worthwhile Investment
When rates are rising, you need something that responds quickly to changes in the market. That's where Treasury bills come in.