Savings
What's Mine Is Ours: Splitting bills, not splitting up
Set the one-size-fits-all tips aside. Here's what brass staff had to say about how they handle money, budgets, and spending habits with their significant others.
Layaways For The Holidays
Spread out your holiday shopping money and cut back on credit usage with this holiday season's layaway comeback.
Emergency Savings: Do you have some?
It's a question everyone's uncomfortable with: How much money do you make? Is it enough to live comfortably? Extravagantly? Or are you just scraping by? Regardless of your financial situation, be open and willing to discuss your finances with family, friends, or simply anyone willing and knowledgeable enough to help you through the tough times and make the good ones better.
Bonds & Behalfs
How do I turn in a savings bond, and what is power of attorney?
Rubber Baby Buggy Budgets
Who would've thought a little plus sign could change your life. I certainly didn't. But when I first saw it, I knew things would no longer be the same. One of the biggest changes in December, when my baby finally arrives, will be how my wife and I distribute our finances. Children are very expensive to raise, so for any expecting parents like me, here are some helpful ways to save money on that baby.
Frugal Food: A full stomach on an empty wallet
Healthful eating can be arranged on a shoestring budget. Instead of avoiding quality groceries, use your tight funds to get creative with your shopping.
The Royal Wedding
April 29, 2011 is a momentous day for England: the golden boy, Prince William, is getting married to Kate Middleton, a commoner.
Free Money For Online Purchases, Literally!
We've all heard it: Money doesn't grow on trees. Well, apparently Ebates.com has developed some hybrid seedling that sprouts dollars and change, because through this site money is actually free.
I just heard about this site, so I feel the need to share it with fellow online and in-store shoppers who haven't yet boarded the bandwagon.
Pay Down Or Save Up: Deciding where to dedicate your money
Should you pay down debt or build up savings? The answer might not be obvious, but setting aside money for emergencies and retirement is important.
