Budgeting
A dollar here, a dollar there ... it all counts. Whether it's learning to drive economically, handling your bonds or building a strategy to be a millionaire, we've got information in our Budgeting channel.
5 Common Auto Insurance Scams (And How to Avoid Them)
How Auto Insurance Companies Work
How does the color of your car affect your insurance rate?
What Are the Different Types of Life Insurance?
Do I Need Life Insurance?
10 Factors That Affect Your Life Insurance Premium
How to Fill Out a Money Order
How to Write a Check
How to Find Your Bank's Routing Number
Motel vs. Hotel: Differences in Overnight Accommodations
10 Things Hotels Don't Want You to Know
How Family Road Trips Can Be Done on the Cheap
Can you use student loans to buy a used car?
Top 10 Things to Steal from Your Parents' House
What to Do When a Friend Owes You Money
How to Future-proof Your Child's Credit From Fraud
How to Avoid Being Evicted From Your Home
8 Most Expensive Things in the World, From Parking to Palaces
Where Should You Put Your Money When Inflation Is High?
What Is Probate and Can You Avoid It?
How Square Works
5 Ways Mobile Banking Alerts Can Benefit You
Is it safe to shop online with a debit card?
What's the Difference Between Student Loan Refinance and Student Loan Consolidation?
Is It a Good Idea to Refinance Your Student Loans?
10 Reasons College Costs So Much
5 Reasons You Might Need to Visit the Social Security Office
Who Decides When Your Social Security Check Increases?
These Folks Retired in their 30s and 40s: Can You Do It Too?
The IRS Already Has Our Data So Why Do We Still File Taxes?
What Is FUTA and How Does It Work?
How the IRS Works
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If you clip coupons, it's probably happened to you before: You come across a great deal, but it doesn't apply to you. Don't throw it out; it could help out your neighbor.
By Sara Elliott
Hard times mean more people are becoming acquainted with the dreaded "B word" -- budget. But never fear -- in this article, we'll reveal five handy ways to stay on budget and still live it up.
Retiring at 50 might sound great, but there's a lot of saving, preparation and hard work you'd need to do to accomplish such a goal. Here's how to make sure you've saved enough.
By Dave Roos & Jeff Harder
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Who couldn't use a little extra cash at some point? You may not have the time to go out and hit the pavement in search of a second job, but you could use the skills you have to get the dough you need.
College costs a fortune these days -- but exactly how much do you need to save for your kid to get an education?
Raised decks and paved patios each offer their own benefits, but which will weigh in lighter with your wallet?
Often, people end up spending way more than they intended when it comes to decorating their homes. But great style doesn't have to expensive. It's all about simplifying.
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With so many popular forms of entertainment being dependent upon electronic (read: pricey) components, what's a frugal family to do for fun?
Running a frugal household doesn't have to mean feeling deprived all of the time. We've got some fun tips to balance your budget.
A fruit tree, a vegetable garden or even a simple pot of herbs can yield tasty savings -- if you're willing to put in the work. How much can you save?
You love your furry friend, but chances are you don't love the costs that add up due to food, grooming -- and what the heck is pet insurance? Don't despair: Here are a few tips to help you keep your budget in check.
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If your backyard is overflowing with green but your wallet isn't, fear not. We've got some budget-friendly landscaping tips that'll keep your back lawn and your bank account in great shape.
Renovating an existing patio or building an entirely new one can cost a fortune. Or does it have to?
By Eric Baxter
Juggling family duties is hard enough -- balancing a budget on top of everything might seem impossible. We've got some budgeting basics to help you out.
By Jane McGrath
This piggy bank family is cute, but the truth is, it's hard to save money when you've got kids to clothe and feed. Fortunately, there are many tips and tricks out there that'll help you squeeze the most out of a family budget -- and even save money!
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If your TV and Internet bills are more out of control than a prime-time drama's plotline, these 10 tips may make them less ridiculous(ly expensive).
Everyone likes to save money, but there are always ways to save that you've overlooked. You'll be shocked at how much these no-brainer tips can save you.
Some stay-at-home moms might feel the need to cut back on luxuries to focus on the simpler things -- and we've got just the right advice for a good budget.
By Jane McGrath
Your nest egg is precious, so you never want to be careless with it. Here are five ways you can invest your family savings and still sleep tight at night.
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You'd love to entertain your kids by taking them to ball games or amusement parks, but those are real budget busters. Here are a few family activities that your kids and your wallet will love.
By Dave Roos
Some people think they need the help of a financial advisor to grow their nest eggs. But accumulating savings isn't rocket science. Here are five simple ways to do it.
By John Kelly
Do you dread tax season? We've got tips to ease your (and your bank account's) pain by finding more deductions for smaller tax prep fees.
How much savings is worth no A/C? You be the judge.
By Beth Brindle
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Wanna save some cash? Unplug those unused appliances.
By Beth Brindle
A home is a big investment, especially these days. So is this one debt that you should pay down as quickly as possible? We'll weigh the pros and cons in this article.