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Score FREE Stuff on Tax Day
April 15th is often met with impatience, stress, sometimes even outright disdain. After all, who wants to read dense IRS forms, wait for hours to see their accountant and possibly owe money to the...
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Husbands vs. Wives: Who Lies More About Traffic ‘Incidents’?
Is there a suspicious dent in your fender that your spouse swears he knows nothing about? Did your car insurance rates jump for seemingly no reason? The reason for these annoyances could be closer to...
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What Do Women Want? (The Answer May Surprise You)
“What do women want?” may be one of the most-asked questions in the world (there’s even a movie about it, “What Women Want,” starring Mel Gibson), and while I can’t tell you what they want when it...
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What Mom Really Wants For Mother’s Day (And How to Save $$ On It)
With Mother’s Day just days away, many of you are stressing about what to get your mom. Does she want a new scarf, flowers, jewelry? And how much should you spend? A survey released today by coupon...
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3 Money-Saving Tricks You’ve Never Heard Of
Money-saving tips and tricks are a dime a dozen these days. At this point, most all of us know that to save money we should do things like bring our lunch to work, make a budget and clip coupons. And …...
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3 Gifts Dad Secretly Hopes You Will NOT Buy Him
Never seen dad wear that tie you carefully picked out for him or use that coffee mug you could have sworn he asked for? It’s possible he didn’t like them. This year, don’t waste money on Father’s Day...
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Are Women Better With Money Than Men? New Study Hints “Yes.”
Ladies, get ready for (financial) bragging rights. A new study suggests that women, in many respects, are better at controlling and managing debt than men. Experian, one of the largest credit bureaus...
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Is the Internship the New Job Interview?
A lot of companies — especially in these tough economic times — want to “try before they buy,” so they’re looking to their intern pool for potential hires. Nearly seven in ten large companies and four...
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3 Little-Known Interview Blunders That’ll Cost You
Comstock Images/Comstock/Getty Images You probably haven’t done anything as outrageous as this during a job interview, but chances are you have made a mistake that cost you the job. Often, interviewees...
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Fourth of July Roadtrip: 8 Ways to Save on Gas
Many of you are probably planning a road trip for the 4th of July holiday: AAA predicts that more than 34 million Americans will travel more than 50 miles from their homes via car from Wednesday, July...
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Moves Teens Should Make to Land a Summer Job
As students were released from classrooms in May, many traded their textbooks for uniforms and their learning for earning. According to John A. Challenger, chief executive officer of global...
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Free Cash: 3 Lucrative Checking Accounts
Open a checking account and get paid for it? It’s possible, according to GoBankingRates.com, which recently released their list of the top checking account offers. This list delves into which banks are...
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6 Things You’re (Probably) Paying Too Much For
From the prescription drugs in your medicine cabinet to the artwork on your walls, here are six things that many people overpay for. 1. Artwork You don’t have to buy expensive art pieces to liven up...
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Moving Back In With Mom & Dad: How To NOT Lose Your Mind
Millennials, meet your new roommates: mom and dad. The Pew Research Center recently released a study that found that a record-breaking 36% of the nation’s young adults ages 18 to 31 were living in...
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6 Ways to Save on College Textbooks
Back-to-school season means college students will soon be buying textbooks. According to The College Board, the average cost for books and supplies for the 2012–2013 school year was $1,200 at public...
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Back to School On A Budget: 6 Ways To Save On School Supplies
The first weeks of school are usually filled with picture order forms, new best friends, and anxiety over remembering tricky locker combinations. But despite stocking up on glue sticks and loose leaf...
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5 Ways to Save Money as a Solo Traveler
Whether backpacking through Asia or hiking the Adirondacks, solo travel offers the freedom to explore at your own pace and make new friends along the way. I have fond memories of a solo trip to...
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Cutting Down on Carpool Expenses
Carpools are a great way to save money and time. But while sharing the responsibility of hauling kids to soccer, school, or dance means fewer trips for the family vehicle, it still causes wear and tear...
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5 Ways to Save at the Drug Store
Countless articles tell you how to save money at the grocery store by clipping coupons or buying generic. Many of these same strategies also apply at the drug store, and with a few new tricks up your...
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Being a Germaphobe Can Hurt Your Wallet
No one wants a bunch of cold and flu germs hanging around. But a quest for winning the cleanest house on the block away, or teetering on the brink of germaphobia, could leave your budget feeling a...
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