Family
Frugal Family Feast: Creamy Italian Polenta
Trisha Sherven on May 30, 2013
Polenta with sausage and peppers is this week’s Frugal Family Feast recipe, feeding a family of four or more for less than $15.
More Moms Than Ever Are the Breadwinners
B.T. Ballenger on May 29, 2013
In 40 percent of homes with children, Mom is the primary source of income for the family. Is that a good thing?
Frugal Family Feast: Wild Mushroom Risotto
Trisha Sherven on May 23, 2013
A creamy, flavorful wild mushroom risotto is this week’s Frugal Family Feast recipe — a dish that will feed a family of four for less than $15.
Many Americans Spend on Birthday Parties, Funerals for Pets
B.T. Ballenger on July 21, 2014
A new survey by CouponCabin shows we’re very generous with our pets, particularly the canine kind.
5 Steps to Marital Money Bliss
Angela Colley on May 22, 2013
Getting married? Money could be the reason you end up divorced. Take these steps now and avoid the battles and frustrations later on.
Ask Stacy: Should I Lend My Granddaughter Money for Law School?
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018
Lending to family and friends has been going on since the first money was minted. Is it a good idea? That depends on who’s doing the borrowing and who’s doing the lending.
Where Do America’s Poor Live? In the Suburbs
B.T. Ballenger on May 20, 2013
The suburban poor now outnumber the poor in U.S. cities.
Frugal Family Feast: Chicken Roulade
Trisha Sherven on May 16, 2013
This week’s Frugal Family Feast recipe turns chicken breasts into colorful pinwheels that can feed a family of four for less than $15.
9 Movie Theater Extras We Could All Do Without
Guest Blogger on May 16, 2013
Of course, one of them is the people who play with their cellphones during the film. But that’s far from the only annoyance.
One A Day Vitamins Prevent Disease: Or Do They?
B.T. Ballenger on May 14, 2013
A nonprofit is suing Bayer over claims its multivitamins prevents disease.
14 Free or Dirt-Cheap Summer Activities for Kids
Angela Colley on May 14, 2013
Beat summer boredom without going broke with these fun ideas.
Ads Hide Secret Messages That Only Kids Can See
B.T. Ballenger on May 13, 2013
A clever printing technique allows advertisers to create optical illusions — or different messages for kids and adults on the same image.
How to Find a Summer Camp Your Kid Will Be Crazy About
Karen Datko on May 13, 2013
With the dizzying array of camps and costs, you need some help making the right decision. Here are some questions to ask that will help you uncover an experience your child will remember.
Pump Up the Jam: 7 Sassy Uses for Preserves
Myscha Theriault on May 13, 2013
Jam can be used to create sophisticated dishes and foodie treats very frugally. Its versatility will surprise you.
What Mom Needs: Financial Advice
B.T. Ballenger on May 10, 2013
Moms are less prepared for retirement than fathers or women without children, a new study says.
Penny-Pinching Tips for a Perfect Project Graduation Party
Myscha Theriault on May 10, 2013
The drug- and alcohol-free post-graduation event you and your school plan can be held with very little expense and still be memorable and fun.
Mother’s Day Gift Contest Winners
Stacy Johnson CPA on May 10, 2013
Two weeks ago we announced a contest to determine the worst Mother’s Day gift you’ve ever given or received. Here’s what you said.
Should You Move to North Dakota?
Craig Donofrio on May 8, 2013
The Bakken oil and gas fields have plenty of high-paying jobs. But you need to consider more than the paycheck.
Mom’s Work Is Worth Less This Year
Guest Blogger on May 8, 2013
The new Mother’s Day Index of common tasks puts the total market value of Mom’s duties at less than $60,000 this year.
Study: Many Millions Still to Benefit From Obamacare
B.T. Ballenger on May 7, 2013
A new study says 84 million Americans lacked adequate health insurance for at least part of 2012.
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