The Pickup Truck Theory of Life Can Save You Thousands

on October 18, 2011

Why buy big-ticket items when you can borrow them? Here’s how to be a good, ethical borrower who will save thousands on all sorts of expenses.

5 Ways to Save on Children’s Halloween Costumes

on November 7, 2012

Spending a lot on a Halloween costume you’re only going to use once? That’s scary. Here’s how to get dressed up for less.

Secrets to Success: The Power of Positivity

on October 3, 2011

We’ve all done it – set a goal, then failed to reach it. If it’s important, why don’t we follow through? One reason might be our attitude. In this post, I ask you to ponder the power of positivity.

Secrets to Success: Overcoming Temporal Myopia

on September 26, 2011

Ever set a goal, then fail to follow through? You’re not alone. If you find it hard to stay focused on the future, you have temporal myopia. Not to worry – here’s the fix.

The 5 Best Bargains in Pro Sports

on September 23, 2011

Football season is here again, but maybe you should pass – and make an end run to some other sporting events that are cheaper and just as much fun.

Penny Foolish: How 6 Tiny Money Leaks Cost Me $1,702 Annually

on September 22, 2011

How much could I save by just adding up the little things I fail to do? Oh, more than $1,000 a year. But more than likely, I still won’t do them.

How Feeding My Dogs Raw Meat Saves Money

on September 21, 2011

It sounds radical, and it is controversial. But can feeding your dog a diet of raw meat save you money? And can it save your dog’s health?

Secrets to Success, Part 1: Connecting Your Goals to Your Core Values

on September 19, 2011

From losing weight to saving more, goals are the way to get things done. So why are they so hard to stick to? Here’s Part 1 in a series about overcoming the obstacles that keep you from following through.

The 5 Most Fun Surveys of the Month

on September 16, 2011

Everyone has an opinion, and there seems to be a poll for each of them. The results can be more amusing than enlightening.

6 Tips for Safer Pet Travel

on September 9, 2011

Traveling with your pet can be fun, but there are additional safety factors to consider. Check out these tips to keep you and your furry pal safe.

Going to School Online: Better Education, Lower Cost?

on September 7, 2011

If your children could attend school from home, for free, would you sign up? K12 is one online charter school getting taxpayer support: See if it sounds right for your kids.

How to Save Money By Donating Your Body to Science

on September 5, 2011

Maybe you’ve donated clothes or even a car to charity. But would you donate your body to science?

Buying a Computer to Save on More Computers

on November 7, 2012

The lowest-priced and most-maligned Kindle e-reader comes with ads. But if you time it right, you can buy one for $114 and save nearly twice that on something else. For me, it was a new Mac laptop.

The New Face of Community College and 5 Things to Consider Before Applying

on August 29, 2011

Community colleges have always been a cheaper alternative to universities, and now some are changing to better serve those seeking a higher education at a lower price.

Last-Minute Disaster Preparation

on August 26, 2011

If you’re one of the 60 million people in the path of Irene, or know someone who is, here’s the last-minute guide to saving your financial life.

The Best Fast Food Joint? Not McDonald’s

on August 25, 2011

A recent Consumer Reports fast-food poll ranked Burger King, KFC, McDonald’s, and Taco Bell dead last. Here are the best places for a quick bite, whether you’re in the mood for burgers, chicken, Mexican, subs, or pizza.

10 Ways to Have Insanely Cheap End-of-Summer Fun

on December 19, 2011

Summer’s almost over, but you can savor the rest of the season for only a few bucks.

6 More Tips to Save at Restaurant.com

on December 19, 2011

We recently told you how to save money with Restaurant.com. But there are so many savings techniques, we couldn’t fit them in one story.

Ask Karla: What’s Really in the Products I Buy?

on August 28, 2011

We see Nutrition Facts on foods from the grocery store, but do restaurants have to provide nutrition info? Do cosmetics companies have to divulge all of their products’ ingredients? Karla answers a reader’s questions.

Many Prescription Drugs Are Getting Cheaper Soon

on August 15, 2011

Prescription drugs are a huge medical expense for many, but the doctor has good news: Some major brand names are going generic in the next year.

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