If you're one of the 40 million Americans with student loan debt, you can save more in the long run by getting smart about saving, spending, and earning.
Dear Secretary Paulson: I've looked over the fact sheet on the proposal to give the Treasury the authority to purchase "troubled assets," and although I have some doubts about th
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5 Ways to Pay Off Your Student Debt Faster
If you're one of the 40 million Americans with student loan debt, you can save more in the long run by getting smart about saving, spending, and earning.
5 Hidden Comforts to Consider When Choosing an Airline
Flying economy is no picnic, but if you know what to look for, you can find the flight with the most comfortable mix of seat width and amenities.
9 Ways to Spend Less on Your Significant Other (And Not Get Killed!)
Date nights and holidays shouldn't cost a fortune. You can spend less on your SO — and still show your love with thoughtful gifts that count plenty.
7 Budget Items You May be Forgetting
Unexpected expenses are the worst. Get one step ahead by staying prepared for these sneaky budget busters and keep saving more.
Food Going Bad Quickly? Here's How to Fix It
Spoiled snacks keep ending up in the trash? Stop wasting food (and cash!) by learning how to store it properly.
Being Frugal Without Giving Up Your Social Life
Despite what some people think, you don't have to be a hermit to be frugal. Learn how you can have a fun social life AND maintain your budget.
Extra Income Opportunity: Online Tutoring
If you know your stuff, online tutoring can be a great, convenient way to earn some extra cash.
Me too, Secretary Paulson!
Dear Secretary Paulson: I've looked over the fact sheet on the proposal to give the Treasury the authority to purchase "troubled assets," and although I have some doubts about th
The 5 Best Chainsaws
Whether you need to trim a tree or cut up firewood, a chainsaw can help you make short work of it. Here are our picks for the five best.
Peer to Peer Lending: Prosper Marketplace or Lending Club?
Whether you're a borrower or investor, here is a quick comparison guide on the two largest peer to peer lending companies.
7 Things Financial Advisers Wish You Knew About Retirement
You don't need a crystal ball to plan your retirement. You just need to listen to your financial adviser.
How to Get Out of Social Obligations That Break Your Budget
Stressed out over how to handle those birthday parties, weddings, and social invites you can't afford? Learn how to bow out gracefully.
6 Times When It's Okay to Take a Loan
There's nothing frugal about borrowing to support a lavish lifestyle. But for essential big purchases, it's okay to visit your bank.
Frugal is More than a Way to Spend Money, Part 2
Frugal is a way of life — are you spending too much, or too little?
Best Money Tips: How to Stick to Your Grocery Budget
Today we found articles on ways to stick to your grocery budget, tips for a successful spring garden, and how to maximize your cruise vacation.
Best Money Tips: How to Stock a Minimalist Kitchen
Today we found articles on how to stock a minimalist kitchen, cleaning supplies you never have to buy again, and simple ideas for taking care of yourself.
Should You Wait to Go to College?
For many people, college is the immediate next step after high school. But sometimes, that's not the best decision to make.
9 Ways You Are Sabotaging Your Weekly Grocery Budget
Give your grocery list a modest makeover and you can save BIG.
Frugal Factors: What Traits Do Most Savers Share?
We're all individuals, each with our own reasons for living frugally — but we're alike in some very important ways.
4 Moves That Guarantee a Great Retirement
The number of Americans happy in retirement plummets each year. Avoid that fate and enjoy your golden years to the max.