Save
10 Rich and Famous People Who Use Coupons
Karla Bowsher on March 4, 2021
Some millionaire actors, athletes and singers clip coupons. Find out who made our frugal list, and why they are so determined to save.
8 Steps to Save Big at CVS
Ari Cetron on June 23, 2016
How to find and stack discounts like a pro at the popular pharmacy.
11 Simple Hacks to Make Your Picnic Shine
Hiram Reisner on July 6, 2016
Bugs, soggy food and other headaches can ruin a picnic. Here are some simple, frugal ways to make your next outdoor meal perfect.
The Nation’s Biggest Beer Swilling States
Krystal Steinmetz on July 1, 2015
Americans enjoy their beer, but some states take their love of the sudsy ale to a whole new level. Guess which state consumes the most beer per capita.
How to Make Sure Your Data is Wiped from Old Electronics
Guest Blogger on September 23, 2020
You really don’t want to give away your personal data when you sell or give away your smartphone, tablet or laptop. Here’s a step-by-step guide to erasing that risk.
The Hottest U.S. Economies and What’s Making Them Tick
Ari Cetron on June 19, 2015
Check out the two completely different industries fueling growth in the nation’s fastest-growing state economies.
25 Home Remedies and Tips for Sunburn
Marilyn Lewis on June 3, 2016
Sunshine is essential, but it’s easy to overdo it. Treat burns and overexposure with these remedies from your kitchen, garden or medicine cabinet.
Secret Cell Plans: Savings Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint Don’t Want You to Know About
Hiram Reisner on May 4, 2017
Here’s how to cut the cost of your cell service in half without changing carriers.
I Keep Free Internet In My Pocket – You Should Too
Stacy Johnson CPA on April 7, 2020
We’ve negotiated a special deal so you can take the Internet wherever you go.
You’re Receiving Free Credit Monitoring! Is That Good?
Guest Blogger on April 30, 2020
While companies are handing out credit monitoring like it’s candy at a parade, consumers often don’t understand what they’re getting.
10 Tips to Land an Awesome Job When You’re Over 50
Maryalene LaPonsie on April 29, 2026
Finding a job in your 50s or 60s isn’t hopeless. Here are ways to leverage your experience, overcome age bias and land the job you deserve.
15 Ways to Ensure Your Donated Dollars Will Make a Difference
Jim Gold on May 28, 2020
Pointers and tools that help you donate your money with passion and confidence.
Presidents’ Day Trumps Valentine’s Day for Bargains; Some Deals To Expect
Guest Blogger on April 7, 2020
February’s biggest holiday brings a variety of deals, but bargain hunters will see the best savings on winter apparel, with discounts of up to 85 percent.
Save Time and Money With These Grocery Shopping Apps
Guest Blogger on April 7, 2020
Tech that helps figure out what’s in season, what’s on sale, and what’s a deal.
Worst and Best Things to Buy in February
Guest Blogger on April 7, 2020
Here’s where to tap into Valentine’s Day gift discounts and score fantastic deals on certain necessities such as winter coats and tax software.
Proposing? Don’t Go Broke on The Engagement Ring
Guest Blogger on January 26, 2026
Big spending up front may not bode well for your future.
Sprint and T-Mobile’s Battle for Customers Drives New Cellphone Savings
Jim Gold on April 7, 2020
The latest Sprint offer could be worth up to $350 for some customers.
Got a Raise? Congrats. Now Boost Your Retirement Contribution
Krystal Steinmetz on April 5, 2017
A new survey reveals that one-third of Americans have never increased their retirement plan contribution rate.
The Best (and Worst) States for Working Moms
Krystal Steinmetz on May 29, 2020
It can be challenging to work and raise your children, but according to a new survey, some states make it easier to be a working mom.
Paper Social Security Statements Are Back
Krystal Steinmetz on May 7, 2020
The Social Security Administration will resume mailing paper earnings statements to many Americans in September.
5,701 - 5,720 of 6,593