You know about the miraculous properties of baking soda and vinegar, but there are plenty more effective, all-natural cleaners you might already have around.
You really can have a fun night out without digging deep into your wallet. Sample local offerings, get creative, and have a great time with these activities.
A tiny kitchen can make cooking seem more unappetizing than two-week-old leftovers. But with some creativity and thought, even the smallest kitchen can be functional and inviting.
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15 Little Known Ways to Save at Disneyland
That Mouse doesn't need all your money! Before you head to the happiest place on Earth, brush up these magical ways to save.
Life Skills 101: How to Deliver Bad News to Anyone
Bad news isn't easy for anybody involved — speaker or listener. Make it as painless as possible by following these suggestions.
Should a Second Marriage Be Celebrated (and Paid for) Like the First?
People spend a lot of money to make their weddings once-in-a-lifetime experiences. So what do you do if you have a second one?
Tech Life: 8 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Be an Early Adopter
It might be a boost for your ego, but it's a bummer for your wallet. Learn why avoiding early adoption saves you money — and gets you better tech.
9 Ways to Make Money From Holiday Gifts You Don't Want
Not sure what to do with the toe socks you got from Aunt Sally? Turn those and the rest of your unwanted holiday gifts into cash!
Step-by-Step Guide to Doing a Balance Transfer on Credit Cards
Before you attempt a balance transfer, here's a step-by-step guide on how to do it right.
8 Other Green Cleaners Already in Your House
You know about the miraculous properties of baking soda and vinegar, but there are plenty more effective, all-natural cleaners you might already have around.
Open a beer bottle with a sheet of paper
A friend sent me this link, knowing full well I'll never, ever need it (I carry a bottle opener on my keyring in case of such emergencies). [more]
6 Financial Mistakes to Stop Making by Age 40
By your 40s, personal finance shouldn't be a mystery. If you're still making these six money mistakes, it's time to enforce some changes.
Really Great Uses for Kitty Litter
Just because you don't own a feline friend doesn't mean you should take kitty litter off your shopping list.
6 Guilty Pleasures That Are Killing Your Budget
Don't let your guilty pleasure ruin your budget. Instead, see how much your habit is really costing you each year and how to better spend the money.
2-Minute Read: What You Need to Know About Cash Advances
Before you request a cash advance through your credit card, scan this quick read so you understand what's involved.
53 Fun Nights Out for $10 or Less
You really can have a fun night out without digging deep into your wallet. Sample local offerings, get creative, and have a great time with these activities.
The 5 Best Pressure Cookers
Don't be intimidated by pressure cookers — these easy-to-use kitchen tools can dramatically reduce cooking time.
Best Money Tips: How to Become a Morning Person
Today we found some awesome articles on becoming a morning person, ways to avoid common bank fees, and financial resolutions to keep in 2014.
Why I Still Write Paper Checks
I know people who never write checks, but I'm not one of them. Here's why.
7 Ways to Make the Most of a Tiny Kitchen
A tiny kitchen can make cooking seem more unappetizing than two-week-old leftovers. But with some creativity and thought, even the smallest kitchen can be functional and inviting.
How Reliving Past Money Mistakes Hurts Your Financial Future
We've all made money misjudgements in the past. Don't make another mistake reliving them in the present.
21 Frugal Ways to Reward Yourself Right Now
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. But what about you? Reward yourself with these easy, cheap, and relaxing activities.
5 Terrible Things Science Says You Do to Your Mind Everyday
These less-than-awesome habits will take a terrible toll on your mind. Be honest — how many are you guilty of?