Every year, thousands of college students throw out everything from working TVs to unopened cans of food. Find out how to make their trash your treasure.
Today we found articles on the downsides to early retirement, clever Alexa commands you will use over and over again, and creative ways to save money this summer.
If you can resist the urge to have the latest console and games, there are lots of terrific video games available at terrific discounts — online and off. Here's where to look.
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The Travel Hacking Cartel: Fly Around the World For Almost Free
Here are some tips on how to fly around the world for free (or almost free, anyway), along with some resources to help you do it.
College Move-Out Days: The Best Time to Dumpster Dive?
Every year, thousands of college students throw out everything from working TVs to unopened cans of food. Find out how to make their trash your treasure.
How Much Should You Have Saved for Retirement by 30? 40? 50?
You know you should be saving for retirement — and saving a lot. Betcha' didn't know you needed to save this much!
Bigger Paycheck or Bigger Tax Refund — Which Should You Pick?
Usually planning your taxes for a small refund is best, but not always. Analyze your money psychology and your spending to make the right choice.
The Secret to Better Money Management May Be in Your Past
Those sepia-toned remembrances of your past self aren't just for afternoon daydreams — you can turn them into powerful motivators, too.
How to Avoid These 3 Investment Worries That Will Derail Your Retirement
It's normal to have retirement worries. But these fears can derail your retirement completely.
The 9 Everyday Products With the Biggest Markups
Skip these high markup everyday buys and choose cheaper alternatives — or use the knowledge to negotiate harder and save.
5 Fun, Affordable Train Trips
The next time you have a long weekend, get off the highway and onto an iron horse and see the country by rail.
Why You Should Stop Keeping Your Money Problems to Yourself
Keeping your money problems mum won't make them go away faster. In fact, it might only dig you in deeper.
Defining Success: If You Don't Know What You Want, You Won't Know When You've Gotten It
When it comes to your life, what do you want? If you can't answer this question, you won't ever know when you've been successful.
Best Money Tips: The Downsides to Early Retirement
Today we found articles on the downsides to early retirement, clever Alexa commands you will use over and over again, and creative ways to save money this summer.
Is It Ever Okay to Cosign a Loan?
Conventional wisdom says cosigning a loan is a major money no-no. But are there exceptions?
What Helped You Become Financially Aware?
Our histories shape who we are, including how we manage money. What early experiences helped you become the financial person you are today?
Ask the Readers: What Are Your Best Travel Planning Tips?
Tell us your best travel planning tips and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
8 Cheap Ways to Play Video Games
If you can resist the urge to have the latest console and games, there are lots of terrific video games available at terrific discounts — online and off. Here's where to look.
The 5 Best Tweezers
Keeping your eyebrows constantly groomed isn't easy, but it can be. Just use any of these tweezers and your brow game will remain strong.
25 Cheap and Easy Fixes That Make Your House Look Amazing
Whether you're getting your home ready for sale or just getting it ship-shape, these 25 projects are easy, affordable, and rewarding!
Bohemians Then and Now
Whenever people try to support themselves through their art, the bohemian lifestyle appears out of the resulting poverty and freedom.
10 Ways to Repair a Burned Bridge
We've all ended a work or personal relationship badly. Mend a broken connection and you'll regain a valued friend or a colleague -- forever this time.
Building a Credit History
A good credit history can save you a small fortune over a lifetime. Here's how to build one.