Sharing seldom-used items among friends and neighbors is a great (and earth-friendly!) tactic for saving money. Here are the best things to borrow, not buy.
Today we found articles on must-have tools for households that like to DIY, food items you should stop buying and make instead, and beginner tips for raising backyard chickens.
Your car has cosmetic damage after a crash. Do you get it repaired or use the insurance money for something else? There could be serious ramifications.
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You're young, you're earning an income, and you're ready to save for retirement. It's time to open a Roth IRA.
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Retiring abroad to these nine countries is cheaper than it’s ever been.
How to Master These 10 Shopping Skills Before You Hit 30
Before you reach the big 3-0, make sure you have these shopping skills down.
The Best 10 Items to Borrow
Sharing seldom-used items among friends and neighbors is a great (and earth-friendly!) tactic for saving money. Here are the best things to borrow, not buy.
7 Money Lessons Kids Can Learn From the Tooth Fairy
Turn your child's visit from the Tooth Fairy into a meaningful lesson on money.
4 Reasons Early Retirement Might Be Financially Risky
So many of us dream of early retirement, but it comes at a price — often your nest egg. Can you afford to stop working early?
Best Money Tips: Must-Have Tools for the DIY Life
Today we found articles on must-have tools for households that like to DIY, food items you should stop buying and make instead, and beginner tips for raising backyard chickens.
5 Money Moves to Make Before Applying For a Credit Card
If you're feeling the urge to apply for a shiny new credit card, not so fast! Make sure these money moves get checked off first.
How to Take a 7-Day Cross Country Road Trip for $350 or Less
We all want to hit the open road and drive across the country, but costs can add up quickly. Luckily, we found a way to do it for $350 or less.
Can you talk to your friends about debt?
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6 Ways Brand Loyalty Costs You Money
You'd think being loyal to certain brands would be financially rewarding, but not always.
How to Stretch Your Airline Miles With Dynamic Award Pricing
Dynamic award pricing is here to stay, but there are still plenty of ways to get the most out of your airline miles.
Get a Great Container Garden Started With This Guide
It may be cold now, but you can get started on your summer vegetable garden with this collection of container basics.
Vacation Hack: 7 Tips for Single Bag Travel
It's easy to simplify your travel and avoid baggage fees. Become a single-bag traveler by choosing the right carry-on and packing with purpose!
5 Simple Ways to Never Make a Late Credit Card Payment
Forgetting about your credit card bill can hurt your credit score and your wallet. Learn how to stop missing due dates once and for all.
8 Personal Finance Tips for Introverts
Are you an introvert? If so, your inclinations to listening, thinking, and looking before leaping are well suited to earning, saving, and investing.
How to Live the "Location Independent" Lifestyle
When you can work from anywhere, you can go anywhere. Here's how.
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Should you get a gas lawn mower or electric? Let's weigh the financial pros and cons and see which offers the most value.
Repair the Car or Spend the Cash?
Your car has cosmetic damage after a crash. Do you get it repaired or use the insurance money for something else? There could be serious ramifications.