Today we found articles on lottery facts that may surprise you, mind and behavioral tricks that help you save, and how to upcycle an old filing cabinet into garden storage.
Debt settlement agencies claim they can cut your debt in half. But sometimes they don't follow through on their promises...and can even make things worse.
Taking someone's temperature isn't always easy, but it can be. Use any of these five ear thermometers when your loved one is sick and they'll be much better patients.
When your car is broken, don't get taken for a ride. Instead, learn how to make sure you're getting quality car repairs for as little money as possible.
Today we found some stellar articles on convincing your partner that frugality is the way to go, things you're spending too much money on, and saving at Ikea.
Our family garden produced more than just vegetables; it was a classroom for my brother and me, where we learned about everything from hard work to finances.
Working as Cinderella in high school is memorable, but that doesn't mean it belongs on your resume. Follow these tips to get your resume ready for job hunting in 2011.
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Rethinking the 529 College Savings Plan Strategy
Since the 529 college savings plan offers both an investment and a tuition option, there's good reason to do both!
Are You Getting All the Credit Card Rewards You've Earned?
Credit card rewards programs look attractive, but there are several hidden costs, beginning with the cost of not redeeming those rewards.
Best Money Tips: 12 Surprising Lottery Facts
Today we found articles on lottery facts that may surprise you, mind and behavioral tricks that help you save, and how to upcycle an old filing cabinet into garden storage.
5 Things That Seem Like Savvy Buys But Are Actually Terrible Splurges
Tired of falling into big-ticket traps? Watch out for these five "buys" that are not as smart as they seem.
Beware of the Phrase "We Can Cut Your Debt In Half!"
Debt settlement agencies claim they can cut your debt in half. But sometimes they don't follow through on their promises...and can even make things worse.
The Low-Flow Shower Head: Get 640% ROI in One Year
That's right, a 640% return on investment...and it's good for the environment. Learn more about this easy-to-install money-saver.
6 Warning Signs That You Need to Stop Using Your Credit Cards
Consumer credit is a wonderful convenience. It can also be a terrible burden. Learn to identify the signs of a burdensome credit relationship.
10 Unprofessional Habits That Could Kill Your Career
Leave your foul mouth and ripped jeans at home. You're killing your career!
10 Great Gifts for Teachers
No more apples, mugs, or other unwanted gifts. This year, consider one of these 10 frugal winners, all suggested by teachers.
The 5 Best Ear Thermometers
Taking someone's temperature isn't always easy, but it can be. Use any of these five ear thermometers when your loved one is sick and they'll be much better patients.
Back the Truck Up: How to Avoid Car Repair Rip-Offs
When your car is broken, don't get taken for a ride. Instead, learn how to make sure you're getting quality car repairs for as little money as possible.
Best Money Tips: Convince Your Partner That Frugality Is the Way to Go
Today we found some stellar articles on convincing your partner that frugality is the way to go, things you're spending too much money on, and saving at Ikea.
5 Tips for Using the Internet at Work
Using the Internet for personal reasons at work? Just don't be a moron about it, and follow these tips to keep the privilege.
Best Money Tips: The Money and Relationships Edition
Today we found some of the best articles from around the web on money and relationships!
The Garden as Classroom
Our family garden produced more than just vegetables; it was a classroom for my brother and me, where we learned about everything from hard work to finances.
10 Useful Items You Should Never Throw Out
The next time you're on a declutter rampage, give your toss pile a second thought. Some of that stuff can be put to good re-use.
How Single Parents Can Juggle Retirement Savings, Too
Being a single parent is hard work. Being a single parent and adequately funding your retirement is extra hard. But you can do it.
New Year, New Resume
Working as Cinderella in high school is memorable, but that doesn't mean it belongs on your resume. Follow these tips to get your resume ready for job hunting in 2011.
Best Money Tips: Grocery Shopping Tips from Extreme Couponers
Today we found articles on grocery shopping tips from extreme couponers, ways to save at Amazon, and how to have a better morning.
6 Things It's Better to Buy at the Last Minute
Need a good deal? For certain items, the early birds do not get the worm.