Today we found some great articles on easy ways to save in October, frugal methods to fight the flu, and what to do about eating habits that make you less productive.
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Backpacking is a great way to discover the scenery and drama that can be found within our nation's parks. And these multiday treks are worth the effort.
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson gave a speech yesterday, talking about the administration's plan to "address the challenges" of the housing market downturn and relat
From budgeting to moderation, AMC's hit series "The Walking Dead" can teach us about frugality (while it also teaches us to never enter a cellar alone).
This holiday season has been rough for me. I moved out to New York for a few months and thought I'd be set with my savings and supplementary, lucrative temp work. However, at t
For those of you (and I presume there were many) who took up the incredible See's candies offer I posted yesterday, I have bad news. I too got the email from See's saying t
What is an estate, what makes up an estate plan, why do I need one, and how do I go about planning? These and more questions are answered in this matter-of-fact article.
Your wedding registry is your ultimate wish list, so think carefully about what you put on it. Follow this guide to ensure you get useful, long-lasting stuff.
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Best Money Tips: Easy Ways to Save Money in October
Today we found some great articles on easy ways to save in October, frugal methods to fight the flu, and what to do about eating habits that make you less productive.
The 5 Best Kettlebells
If your current strength training exercises just aren't cutting it, kettlebells are what you need. Try one of these during your next workout.
8 More Classic Personal Finance Books You Must Read
Shorter days and longer nights mean more time for reading. Why not curl up with a personal finance classic?
Why Spending a Little More on a Brand Name can Pay Off
I have always been a fan of buying the less expensive generic version of whatever it is I am in the market for. Running shoes, clothing, electronics, pres
Best Money Tips: Frugal Ways to Train Your Brain
Today we found budget-friendly ways to work out your brain, frugal uses for lemons, and ways to keep your things safe this Halloween.
13 Places to Donate Extra Goods From Couponing
If your stockpile of coupon-bought stuff is becoming too much to manage, donate some of the surplus to one of these organizations in need.
5 Cheap, Fun Fall Getaways
Want to get away for a weekend this fall? From wine to trains (and even some lakes), these autumnal excursions are fun and mostly frugal.
Product Feedback Is Worth Your Time
Taking time to give quality feedback is an opportunity that can often reap great rewards. Go ahead and let companies know how you feel.
5 Breathtaking Multiday Treks to Do in National Parks This Summer
Backpacking is a great way to discover the scenery and drama that can be found within our nation's parks. And these multiday treks are worth the effort.
How to keep the low teaser rate for your mortgage
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson gave a speech yesterday, talking about the administration's plan to "address the challenges" of the housing market downturn and relat
9 Frugal Ways to Treat the Common Cold
Don't spend a bundle on medicines to fight the common cold — you can alleviate most symptoms just as well with these inexpensive home remedies.
The Real Deal: What to Expect When Starting Your Own Business
It's easy to list "Start Business" as a goal for the new year, but do you know what that actually means?
Lessons in Frugality From "The Walking Dead"
From budgeting to moderation, AMC's hit series "The Walking Dead" can teach us about frugality (while it also teaches us to never enter a cellar alone).
Holiday Lessons Learned: Advice To Avoid Rip-Offs NYC
This holiday season has been rough for me. I moved out to New York for a few months and thought I'd be set with my savings and supplementary, lucrative temp work. However, at t
How a Family of 4 Can Visit Hawaii for $1,000 or Less
Hawaii may be beautiful, but it's far from the mainland and expensive to visit. These tips can help you plan a Hawaiian vacation for $1,000 or less.
IMPORTANT UPDATE: The See's Candies debacle
For those of you (and I presume there were many) who took up the incredible See's candies offer I posted yesterday, I have bad news. I too got the email from See's saying t
Best Money Tips: Lowering Your Grocery Bill
Today we found some fantastic articles on lowering your grocery bill, getting health insurance with no job, and saving money on your data plan.
Estate Planning: Why Me?
What is an estate, what makes up an estate plan, why do I need one, and how do I go about planning? These and more questions are answered in this matter-of-fact article.
6 Ways to Keep Holiday Spending From Blowing Debt Repayment
The holidays are stressful enough — now add debt to the mix. Here's how to balance them both and exit the holidays on firmer financial footing.
What to Put On (and Leave Off) Your Wedding Registry
Your wedding registry is your ultimate wish list, so think carefully about what you put on it. Follow this guide to ensure you get useful, long-lasting stuff.