The Latte Effect: How Much Could you Be Saving? [Infographic]
Do you regularly spend a few dollars on everyday things that you could probably live without? We’re all guilty of … Continued
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Party Planning On a Budget
Throwing a big bash doesn’t have to take a big bite out of your wallet. It’s the season for celebrations … Continued
10 Ways to Pay Less for Your Car Insurance
Do you remember the last time you reviewed your car insurance policy? If not, maybe it’s time to take a look. You might be able to pay less for your car insurance premium and not even know it. Here are 10 tips to see if you may be eligible to save more.
4 Biggest Retirement Planning Mistakes
Avoiding these common investment pitfalls now will help bring financial security later. Most of us know that neglecting to save … Continued
Secrets of Frugal Living
Surveys show that many Americans are spending as much or more than they did before the recession. A consumer research … Continued
12 Easy Ways to Trim Your Grocery Bill
We’ve all stood in the checkout line and wondered how those groceries added up so quickly. Whether grocery shopping … Continued
How to Improve a Bad Credit Rating
We all carry dozens of numbers in our heads: birthdates, ages, phone numbers, bank accounts and more. But there’s one … Continued
How Much Do I Need to Retire?
Less than half of Americans know how much they’ll need to save for their retirement, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. The amount depends on things like when you decide to leave the workforce, the type of retirement lifestyle you’re planning, where you’ll live and your health. The bottom line, however, is that it’s never too early or late to begin saving for retirement. Here are some ideas to get you started:
5 of the Best Free Personal Finance Websites
Take control of your finances – online. People are shopping, socializing and, yes, even saving online. There are plenty of … Continued
Don’t be a Victim of Credit Report Fraud
Six steps that can help you identify problems as early as possible. About 12 million Americans have fallen victim to … Continued
Reduce Your Taxes with Tax Deductible Donations
Donations help others — and can cut down on your taxes. Non-profit charities range in mission from saving abused animals … Continued
How to Budget for the Holidays
The holiday season can make you feel extraordinarily generous — even beyond an ordinary budget. One of the simplest ways … Continued
Black Friday and Cyber Monday Battle It Out for Consumer Dollars [Infographic]
Nothing says “holiday shopping” quite like the four-day weekend from Black Friday to Cyber Monday. According to the National Retail Federation, consumers spent $59.1 billion on 2012 during the busiest shopping weekend of the year. While 10% of shoppers rushed to the stores right after finishing their Thanksgiving dinners, others waited until Cyber Monday, with online shopping peaking at 11:25 a.m. EST. Whether you plan to shop in-store or online, check out this infographic for more fun Cyber Monday and Black Friday statistics.
How to Save Money on Pet Care
Americans will spend an estimated $55.5 billion on their pets this year, according to the American Pet Products Association (APPA). … Continued
It’s Never Too Early to Start Shopping for the Holidays
The traditional kickoff to the holiday shopping season may begin the day after Thanksgiving, but you can start saving money now. Snag great deals today with these early holiday shopping tips.