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I've lived places where the water tasted good, and a few where it didn't. If you don't like the water where you live, you're all too likely to start buying bottled water or investi
Credit cards can dominate your life (and ruin your budget) if you're not careful. Use these 5 warning signs to make sure you stay on top of your spending habits.
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Is a Balance Transfer Offer a Good Deal?
Balance transfer credit cards can be a good way to consolidate debt. Here's what you need to know before signing the dotted line.
Flashback Friday: 55 Brilliant Ways to Turn Your Junk Into Cash
One person's trash can also be that same person's extra cash. Here's how to do it right.
10 Ways You Disrespect Your Money
Look after your money and it'll look after you. Mistreat it, and it'll do the same to you.
Don't Make These 6 Credit Card Sign-Up Bonus Mistakes
There's nothing wrong with signing up for a new credit card to get in on the bonuses — just don't make these mistakes and lose out.
We Do the Math: Save for Retirement or Pay Off Credit Card Debt?
It's a finance question for the ages: Should you save for retirement, or pay off credit card debt? Find out what the math says.
How to Use Bucket Budgeting to Overhaul Your Finances
Bucket budgeting brings the appeal of the classic envelope system to the modern age.
7 Things Successful Millennials Do
Today's twenty-somethings face their own set of financial and career challenges, but the path to success has been the same for generations.
Slow DRIP into investing
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Paying it forward — doing something nice for someone else — makes that person feel great AND improves your day. Here's how to do it frugally.
6 Reasons to Love Your Bank
Banks (especially big banks) tend to be vilified in the media. But there are some very good reasons to be thankful we have them.
Ask the Readers: What Are Your Short-Term Financial Goals?
Tell us about your short-term financial goals and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
Does More Detergent Make for More Clean?
There's an easier way to save money on cleaning supplies than making your own: Use less.
9 Great Jobs for Snowbirds
You can still fly south for the winter and make the same amount of money. Just choose any of these jobs.
Standout Stuff for Your Resume and LinkedIn Profile
Deciding what to put on and leave out of a resume can be perplexing. Professional goals should influence these decisions. But I have found that job hunters can intrigue potential b
Live Where the Water Tastes Good
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Is Pay-As-You-Drive Auto Insurance Worth It?
If you car spends more time in the driveway than on the road, a pay-as-you-go car insurance plan may save you money.
5 Signs That Your Credit Card Spending Is Out of Control
Credit cards can dominate your life (and ruin your budget) if you're not careful. Use these 5 warning signs to make sure you stay on top of your spending habits.
Here's How Often Your Credit Score Gets Calculated
You know your credit score can fluctuate. But you should also know what causes this — and how you can use it to your advantage.
Make These 5 Fixes After a Home Sale Falls Through
You got an offer, and you're ready to close. There's only one problem — your home sale fell through. Now what?
19 Frugal Ways to Entertain Teenagers
Teens can be a tough audience to entertain. But even the most restless and demanding teenagers will have fun with one or more of these activities.