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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Couponing isn't all about serendipity. You can now purchase the coupons you want, no clipping, no searching, no luck involved -- even for things like manicures and vacations. But should you?
By Julia Layton
You can definitely save big by buying groceries in bulk, but you can also lose a lot by being tempted to buy things you don't need. Here is our advice that everyone can use, whether you're shopping at a warehouse club or your local supermarket.
You're all set to head to the supermarket, but you don't really feel like going. You'd love to shop online, but doesn't that convenience come at a price?
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A delicious piece of fish also has the ability to make you sicker than you've ever been. Follow these guidelines to keep your fish-eating ways safe.
By Sara Elliott
The mega-site offers online shoppers everything from MP3 downloads to canned dog food, but what, exactly, do does Amazon do with your information? And how does the company know so much about your likes and interests?
Considering the enormous volume of food available at grocery stores, it's almost inevitable that some food packaging will become damaged. If the package of the item you choose is compromised, should you buy it?
Shopping doesn't have to be the dreaded chore everyone hates to do. If you make it fun, and slip a little education in, too, then your days of tantrums in aisle 12 may be over.
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No time (or patience) to take the kids shopping for clothes? With a few simple strategies, you can shop online and save the outings for something fun.
When you dreamed of having kids, you probably didn't think about all the mundane things you would have to teach him, but they're still important. And that includes grocery shopping.
By Sara Elliott
Your child has been begging for a cell phone but you're worried about her losing it or costing you a bundle in charges. Is a prepaid cell phone the way to go?
By Sarah Alban
What was your favorite toy as a kid -- and why do you remember it so well? We've selected five toys that your child will remember as much as you did.
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Buying groceries in bulk is a good way to save money. But if you're not careful, it can cost you more if goods go bad or you forget about them. What are some secrets to storing?
Whether you shop daily, weekly or monthly depends on two things: what's your shopping goal and what works best for you.
A lot of factors will determine how much money you spend at the grocery store, but the amount the average family spends may surprise you.
There are thousands of items you can buy locally that will not only stimulate your community's economy, but also save you money! Whether its coffee, produce or jewelry, you're sure to find whatever your heart desires from a local artisan or farm.
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Thrift stores are making a comeback in a big way. From saving you money to winning a costume contest, we've got five reasons why you should thrift.
Video game ratings are a lot like movie ratings. They let parents know what content is appropriate for their kids and at what age. But who decides on the ratings -- and can we trust them? And what about video game violence?
Like everything else, kids need furniture that's made just for them. And while they may focus on style, there are many other things you have to keep in mind, too.
By Sara Elliott
Shopping for clothing can be ridiculously expensive -- especially if you're looking for trendy designer stuff. But do you have to pay full price for it? We have some tips to help you avoid the retail markup.
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The family activities at home used to revolve around the dinner table or the television, but no more. Today, everyone tends to gather around the computer, but how do you find one to fit all of your family's needs?
We spend a good portion of our lives on them, but most of us don't stop to consider our mattresses very often. However, when it comes time to go buy a new one, there's a lot to look (and look out) for.
Between tickets, parking and baggage fees, flying the friendly skies isn't so friendly for your family's travel budget. Fortunately, there are a few tricks you can employ to save megabucks on your next big-ticket vacation.
By Alia Hoyt
Wrangling for the best deal is all but expected when shopping these days, and that includes online. We'll tell you how to earn rewards on what you buy.
By Sara Elliott
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We've compiled the ultimate household goods shopping list! It's full of everything you and your family need, from cookware to computer essentials.
Clothing and accessories can get expensive, especially if you crave designer labels. But fret not; shopping consignment is a great way to get what you love and save some money at the same time.