Freelancers: How to Budget for an Irregular Income
Are you part of the new freelance economy? What you need to know for your money!
How Reworking Your Budget Can Boost Your Credit Score
There are a few key facts about your credit score that most people already know, but what about less common tips about how to change the way you manage your debt? What about the unspoken truths behind increasing your credit score?
3 Money-Saving Tips for Happy Holiday Shopping
Did it sneak up on you too? The holiday season is almost upon us—and that means holiday shopping, and a lot of it. Many consumers will spend more on credit cards in the last five weeks of the year than they spent during the first forty-seven.
Links We Love: Spend Smarter, Cut Your Energy Bill and More!
Taking a look at the personal finance tips and advice from others on the web!
7 Quick, Simple Ways to Get Your Kids to Save—Today!
Teaching your child to be a saver can be a tough challenge. Sure—you can open your child a savings account and teach them to diligently squirrel their pennies away.
This Week in Money News: How I Simplified My Life to 100 Things
Tips for saving money on pet food, things you shouldn’t buy at the grocery store and how to simplify your life— it’s all in this week’s top stories from around the web.
5 Credit Horrors—And How to Handle Them
As Halloween approaches, our minds wander to scary stories involving ghosts and goblins. Just as scary—and all too real—are the stories about what can go wrong with our credit, as well as how those mistakes and mishaps can haunt us later.
This Week in Money News: 21 Things You Should Never Pay For
Things you should never pay for, the best time to buy things in October and how to barter to get free stuff — it’s all in this week’s top stories from around the web.
This Week in Money News: Learn Something New – For Free
From deciding if you should hire a housekeeper to how to learn something new for free and save money at the supermarket — it’s all in this week’s top stories from around the web.
Cancelling Cable—Without Changing Your Viewing Habits
How much time do you spend in front of the TV? According to the ratings company Nielsen, the average American spends a whopping 20 percent of their day watching television. But this doesn’t necessarily mean you’re viewing it on a traditional screen—or even that you’re a cable or satellite television subscriber.
