While 30-year-olds may be firmly settled in adulthood, that doesn't mean they have their finances in order. If you're close to 30, here's what you need to know.
The rich are different — they have more thoughts about money. Learn what some of the wealthiest understand about money and borrow their wisdom — interest free.
"Stuff" can be helpful items, prized possessions, or needless objects that clutter not just our homes, but also our lives. Here's a vote for simplicity.
It's time once again for our linky love-fest.
Jessica's post about security briefs got a lot of people thinking about where to stash their cash.
Will caught the eye of It's Electric with his post about your chances of getting audited by the IRS.
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If you don’t know what the AMT is, you may well be in for a shock this year. And if your household income is around $75,000 or more, gross, then AMT could very well take a big bite
Going on a date when you have kids can be expensive, but these creative, free babysitting alternatives will have the whole family looking forward to date night.
The Federal Reserve has proposed some new rules to protect people from a list of abusive lending practices. The changes aren't in effect yet, and may not actually go into effect.
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5 Things 30-Year-Olds Don’t Have Enough Of
While 30-year-olds may be firmly settled in adulthood, that doesn't mean they have their finances in order. If you're close to 30, here's what you need to know.
Top 7 Mortgage Myths Debunked
Don't let these common misconceptions stop you from buying your dream home.
The Easy Way to Cure Chronic Procrastination You Should Try Now
What are you waiting for? Fix your chronic procrastination now.
8 Surprising Life and Money Lessons from Will Ferrell Movies
Will Ferrell may be an unlikely source of money and life lessons, but his films often turn on key personal finance concepts. Shake and bake!
Best Money Tips: Pack Like a Tetris Pro
Today, get packing tips from a Tetris pro, a guide to the best financial TV programs, lawn care advice, and more!
Best Money Tips: Super Easy Ways to Save Money at the Movies
Today we found articles on easy ways to save money at the movies, alternatives to Mint.com, and wedding favors that cost less than $1 each.
8 Simple Ways to De-Stink Your Stuff
Phew! What's that smell? Whatever it is, eliminate it with one of these simple de-stinkers made with stuff you probably already have on hand.
The Best and Worst Things to Buy at Farmers' Markets
Your local farmers' market is a great source of frugal and healthful food — as long as you know what to buy and what to leave on the table.
So You Wanna Be a Travel Writer?
I learned the realities of travel writing from hard-earned experience, but these tips from Tim Leffel's book could help you get ahead of the curve.
5 Money Truths the Rich Live By (and You Should Too)
The rich are different — they have more thoughts about money. Learn what some of the wealthiest understand about money and borrow their wisdom — interest free.
How Smart Shoppers Will Save at Amazon's Whole Foods
Whole Foods just got a whole lot cheaper thanks to Amazon. Are you ready to save big?
How a Single Mother In Debt Over $200K Is Fixing Her Finances
We're helping a reader get control of her debt and the rest of her finances. Read her story and find out how far she's come already!
The Tyranny of Stuff
"Stuff" can be helpful items, prized possessions, or needless objects that clutter not just our homes, but also our lives. Here's a vote for simplicity.
5 Credit Card Mistakes to Get Over by Age 30
If you're fast approaching the big 3-0, it's high-time to leave these credit card mistakes in the past.
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Book review: The Little Book of Common Sense Investing
John C. Bogle's The Little Book of Common Sense Investing will help you earn a maximum long-term investment return with the least effort possible.
How to Make Flying With an Infant Less of a Nightmare
Flying with an infant can be seamless or a nightmare, and it may all depend on what you bring.
Cross your fingers and hope you’re not caught by Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) this year.
If you don’t know what the AMT is, you may well be in for a shock this year. And if your household income is around $75,000 or more, gross, then AMT could very well take a big bite
6 Totally Free Babysitting Alternatives
Going on a date when you have kids can be expensive, but these creative, free babysitting alternatives will have the whole family looking forward to date night.
Possible protections for credit card holders
The Federal Reserve has proposed some new rules to protect people from a list of abusive lending practices. The changes aren't in effect yet, and may not actually go into effect.