3 True Loan Stories: Loaning Money to Family & Friends

on August 24, 2020

Nothing is more dangerous than lending money to those you know and love. Here’s what to look out for.

French Food for Cheaper and Healthier Eating

on August 6, 2012

Convincing kids to eat their veggies is tough enough. Can you really teach them to savor French cooking?

6 Things You Don’t Need to Take to College

on August 6, 2012

Want to save big bucks on a small dorm room? Don’t waste cash and space on these items.

Wedding Insurance for Big Day Disasters

on August 6, 2012

No one can guarantee you a happy marriage. But can they guarantee your wedding?

A Financial Checklist for Same-Sex Couples

on August 6, 2012

From death to taxes, gay couples have a lot of complex rules to deal with. Here’s how to simplify things.

How to Make Money From Your Home

on August 6, 2012

Want to make money from your house? Rent it out, then rent another one from a clergyman or college professor.

Summer Travel on the Cheap? A Biking Vacation

on August 6, 2012

Forget the car, forgo the airplane. Take your next vacation under your own power – and save.

5 Best Countries for Americans to Live Abroad

on August 6, 2012

America, love it or leave it. But you can still love it and move for the savings. Here’s a primer.

How to Buy Scratch-and-Dent Appliances

on June 18, 2012

If you think beauty is only skin-deep, and if you want to save money on appliances, you can buy new products that have some ugly scars.

Should You Invest in a Master Limited Partnership?

on June 14, 2012

For all you yield-hungry but cautious investors, MLPs could be just what you need to add a little pep to your sagging portfolio.

Affordable Paleo Diet Tips

on June 13, 2012

Maybe you’ve heard of the Paleo diet. But do you know how to do it without lightening your wallet?

How to Have a ‘Staycation’ in Paris, Mexico, and China

on June 11, 2012

The cheapest way to travel? Don’t go anywhere – but let your mind wander.

How Can I Start Investing With Very Little Money?

on June 7, 2012

Just a few years ago, it would take $1,000 to really start investing. These days? Even $100 can get you diversified in the stock market.

5 Ways to Save on Summer Cooking

on June 6, 2012

Some expert cooks share their tips for cool meals and big savings this summer.

Men, Women, and Money: The Big Differences

on November 6, 2012

A former financial planner explains how the sexes differ when it comes to finances – and offers advice for women seeking financial security.

The Best and Worst Things to Buy in June

on May 31, 2012

Need a grill for summer? Buy it right now. Need tools? Wait a bit.

Food Storage 101: How to Save Almost Anything

on May 30, 2012

Getting a good food deal isn’t just about price. It’s also about preserving what you bought. Here’s the complete list.

7 Cool Apps for Kids That Inspire Savings

on April 2, 2020

You can make your smartphone more than just a distraction for your kids when you’re traveling or waiting in line. It can actually be a great financial teaching tool.

Tried and True Money Advice From Warren Buffett

on May 23, 2012

Warren Buffett is a rock star of investing, but the billionaire lives a frugal lifestyle. Here’s some solid words of wisdom from the “Sage of Omaha.”

6 Careers With the Highest Unemployment Rates

on May 21, 2012

Here are a half-dozen college degrees that probably won’t pay off in this economy – and one that will.

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