It can be very easy to be manipulated into accepting a lower salary than you are worth. Part of this is a lack of information - it's hard to know what a job should pay. The other p
Today we found some great articles on surprising things covered by insurance, smart ways to pay off your mortgage early, and the things you should clean up every day.
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How to Use a Computer More Efficiently
It may seem like there’s no way to reduce the amount of time you spend in front of the computer, but these tricks can speed things up.
Is Your Emergency Fund Costing You Money?
Yes, we're always telling you to work on building your emergency fund. Now we'll tell you when to stop.
How to Make Sense of the Different Parts of Medicare
Medicare is complicated. Let's break down all its moving parts.
Earn More Money by Demanding It
It can be very easy to be manipulated into accepting a lower salary than you are worth. Part of this is a lack of information - it's hard to know what a job should pay. The other p
15 Alternatives to Nagging
If you need other people to do things, you don't need to nag. These gentle methods will get things done without driving you (or anyone else) crazy.
8 Quick Dinners for Lazy Cooks
Who has the gumption to make dinner? Even the laziest of home cooks can prep one of these fast, easy, and delicious recipes that feed a household.
4 Countries Where You Can Live on $1,000 a Month
High rent costs and living expenses got you down? Living in any of these countries will set you back just $1,000 a month.
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]
Best Money Tips: Getting Better Deals at Thrift Stores
Today we found some great articles on getting better deals at thrift stores, sources of non-taxable income, and optimixing credit card rewards.
Best Money Tips: 26 Surprising Things Covered By Insurance
Today we found some great articles on surprising things covered by insurance, smart ways to pay off your mortgage early, and the things you should clean up every day.
What Happens to Your Apartment When Your Landlord Gets the Boot
If your landlord is in foreclosure, keep a cool head. Here's what you can expect to happen to your rental.
5 More Fun Money-Making Ideas!
With a little creativity, these hobbies can be parlayed into part-time gigs.
Letting Go: 8 Steps to Forgiveness
Overcoming past wrongs and forgiving those who have hurt you can be one of the most difficult things — and one of the most rewarding.
10 Life Skills for Working Moms
It's no secret balancing work and family takes skill — these life skills, in particular, should be mastered by every working mom.
6 European Cities Where Retirement Is Actually Affordable
If your retirement dream involves a stint abroad, check out these affordable European cities that offer cheap digs and a whole lot more.
Money Metaphors (You wouldn't punch a kitten, would you?)
Equating my money, emotionally, with something that I find dear and worthy of protection, may force me to treat my money with the respect it deserves.
Why Everyone Needs a Portfolio of Work
Creating a portfolio is a great way to stand out in a crowded job market, no matter what field you're in — and anyone can build one.
8 Factors That Could Keep You Broke Forever
If being broke is your way of life, it's time to do some serious self-reflection on your money habits.
Last Minute Tax-Filing? Extended Post Office Hours and More
Isn't it weird that there isn't a central list of post offices at, oh I don't know, say, USPS.com, that tells you which post office branches are going to be open late tonight for last-minute filers? [more]
Simple-Living Lessons I Learned From "Hoarders"
TV shows like "Hoarders" are hot right now. But beyond the voyeurism, what lessons can we learn from them about our own relationships with stuff?