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10 States Where Homes Are So Cheap You Barely Need to Work
Karla Bowsher on August 3, 2016
Residents of one region can work as few as 31 hours per month and still pay their mortgage, according to a new study.
Moving to Canada After the Election? Forget This City
Chris Kissell on August 3, 2016
Does the thought of a Trump or Clinton presidency have you dreaming of life in the Great White North? Choose this city, and it might cost you.
Amazon Offers Free E-Book to Prime Members in August
Karla Bowsher on August 2, 2016
Amazon.com has announced six new e-books available for free or cheap in August.
Double Cash-Back Deals Extended Another Week
Karla Bowsher on August 2, 2016
Ebates.com is celebrating back-to-school season with one more week of double cash-back offers.
62 Percent of Americans Back Free College for All
Chris Kissell on August 2, 2016
A new survey also finds that nearly everybody believes college is a wise investment.
Save Hundreds of Dollars With August Printable Coupons
Karla Bowsher on August 1, 2016
A new month means another batch of printable coupons. Click and save!
Airfares Continue to Head South
Karla Bowsher on August 1, 2016
Airline ticket prices are continuing their descent, reaching six-year lows.
The 7 Best Things to Buy in August, and a Few to Skip
Guest Blogger on September 23, 2020
How to take advantage of back-to-school deals, even if you’re not a student, and other great tips for August shopping.
How to Score a Free, Large Popcorn With Your Movie This Weekend
Krystal Steinmetz on April 27, 2021
Find out how easy it is to score a bag of delicious buttery goodness from AMC Theatres.
11 Ways to Save Big on College Textbooks
B.T. Ballenger on July 29, 2016
Students at public four-year colleges spent an average of $1,298 on books and supplies during the 2015-16 school year. Here are ideas for slashing those costs.
11 Cool Meals for Hot Weather
Ari Cetron on July 27, 2016
Beat the heat by staying away from your oven. Here are 11 low-cost ideas for tasty summer meals.
7 Employers That Will Pay for Your Vacations
Karla Bowsher on July 27, 2016
Many workplace benefits are dying out, but a few gems remain — including vacation stipends.
10 Top Checking Accounts for College Students
Karla Bowsher on July 26, 2016
A new analysis identifies the accounts with the best features and the lowest fees.
How Low Can They Go? Gas Prices Make Summer Driving Cheap
Krystal Steinmetz on July 25, 2016
Americans are enjoying the lowest summer gas prices in 12 years. Here’s what analysts predict for the coming months.
Slash Back-to-School Spending on Sales Tax Holidays
Krystal Steinmetz on July 26, 2016
Seventeen states offer a brief annual break from sales tax so residents can save on back-to-school shopping. Find out if your state participates.
6 Ways to Save More at JCPenney
Melissa Neiman on July 25, 2016
You can always find great deals at JCPenney. But a smart shopper can take these discounts to the next level.
Expect to See More ‘Ugly’ Produce Sold at a Discount
Karla Bowsher on July 25, 2016
The nation’s largest brick-and-mortar retailer is the latest to join the trend of selling irregular produce on the cheap.
15 Ways to Cut the Cost of Back-to-School Shopping
Maryalene LaPonsie on March 4, 2021
Retailers anticipate people with kids will spend $600 to $900 to get them ready to go back to school this year. But you can do far better by following these tips.
Will Your State Help You Fill Your Retirement Savings Gap?
Jim Gold on September 9, 2021
Five states lead the way to create auto-IRAs for workers whose employers offer no retirement savings plans and others are mulling the idea. Find out where your state stands.
How Your Next Smartphone Will Be More Shatterproof Than Ever
Karla Bowsher on July 22, 2016
The newest generation of Gorilla Glass is expected to be available on smartphones later this year.
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