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The 5 Best Board Games for Adults

Board games have come a long way since the days of Monopoly, Chess, and Scrabble. Play any of these games with your friends and you'll have a blast.

Paying off debt can be fun — yes, fun — with just a little bit of creative thinking and some basic gamification.

When there's nothing to do, it’s tempting to fill that void with something that costs money. Learn how to avoid those budget-busting boredom traps.

What happens when you combine cute kitties with an addictive game? The hottest new investment trend.

Finance isn't just for adults. These money-themed gifts will set your kids up for a bright financial future.

Need some gift ideas for the kids? These games are fun and will teach them about money, too.

Help your homebound kid avoid the boredom blues by keeping them occupied with these no-mess activities.

Want to save some serious cash this week, month, or year? Well, have we got some challenges for you!

These apps promise to gamify your savings and investing, but is gamification really the key to better finances?

Money lessons can be, well, a little dry for younger minds. Make them fun with these interactive websites!

Running out of good family entertainment? It might time to add a weekly game night.

Got time to kill, but no money to burn? Try one of these low-cost (or free!) pastimes. You’ll beat stress and maybe learn a thing or two!

"Financial literacy" may sound like a fancy adult term, but you can get your kids in on it, too, with these fun apps!

You can turn a fun get-together into an awesome party with any of these entertaining and frugal party games (and none of them are Charades).

Personal finance is serious business, just like the rest of adulthood. And like the rest of adulthood, we can learn about it through play.

Mom! Dad! I'm bored! Not anymore with this list of fun — and free — games and activities that will entertain everybody.

Sure, games are fun, but they can also make us smarter, teach us about money, and stave off dementia. Try these brain building pastimes.

Get up offa that couch, switch off the TV, and spend some quality time tonight with your family or your finances or your favorite loyal friend.

Take your next friendly gathering from zero to fun with this collection of engaging and frugal group activities.

If you think Monopoly and The Game of Life teach players sound money management skills — go directly to jail. Do not pass GO, do not collect $200.