Budgeting

Save thousands of dollars on tuition with these tricks and little-known programs.

Find out some easy-to-follow tips for setting yourself up to become a millionaire.

Learn how this value is used to determine the worth of a project.

Now that you've paid your share, find out who didn't have to pay taxes this year.

When you sign up for something, it's important to weigh the long-term benefits against the costs.

A merger or acquisition can actually be beneficial to the customer - find out how, in this article.

These resources will prove valuable to any and all thrifty students.

Find out where to spend your cash - and where to save it - when renovating your home.

There are many factors to consider when comparing buying to renting. Learn more here.

Although a government shutdown won't be devastating, it will do no good for anyone.

When something breaks, how do you decide whether to fix it or throw it away? We provide some tips.

This year, combine your spring cleaning strategies with your big-picture financial objectives.

With budgeting, half the battle is getting organized. These apps can help you do just that.

Free internet is widely available and easily accessible - you just need to know where to look. Here are some places to start.

The end of winter encourages many people to clean their homes, but spring is also a great time to organize and improve your financial planning.

Cutting your household expenses doesn't have to be painful. Start with simple changes rather than doing everything all at once.

In two months, the first batch of 2011 graduates advance into life's next big experience - the real world.

Coupons reduce the cost of a product or service, but are the savings really worth the time it takes?

This crew may not be as exciting as a rock star's, but a group of financial gurus can keep more money coming in than going out.

We look at what life would be like in a deflationary environment, and what you can do to protect your investments.

New technology creates increased competition for retailers, and puts consumers in a winning situation.

State-of-the-art software is expensive, but some of the free alternatives are giving them a run for their money.

Life is unpredictable, but if there's anything you can do to stave off disaster, it's to be prepared and be careful.

Discover some tips on how to spend your money in a way that balances emotional and financial health.

At first glance, these just-for-fun items seem like complete money-sinks. Guess again!

No matter your plans, give them an energy efficient angle to help trim the baggage off your bills.

Testing out of courses and challenging course credit decisions can allow you to save money and time at college.

A lack of information can lead people into bad purchases and bad investments. Find out how you can avoid these lemons.

Reduced income because of the recession? Here are some ess painful ways to reduce your cost of living.

These events can precipitate a rise in the price at the pump - keep your eyes peeled

Find out how to split your finances without coming up short.

The spousal support that is paid out after a divorce can have varying tax implications. We'll look at what you need to know to settle on the best tax solution.

Federal and state laws offer protection to consumers when credit card charges are in question.

From unemployment and inflation to government policy, learn what macroeconomics measures and how it affects everyone.

Financial disagreement is one of the top reasons couples split, and often after one person has ruined the other's finances.

Follow these five steps to manage debt without cutting up your credit cards.

Instead of rationalizing, learn to talk yourself out of buying things you can't afford.

Start the year off right by evaluating your financial health and setting new goals.

Hoping to make 2011 more prosperous that this year? Learn top financial habits you should take up for the New Year.

We look at the impact of Green Monday and see whether it will change the way people shop and businesses sell.

If you have the money in your pocket, it may get you a great deal on your purchase.

We look at how the average person pays for every day expenses, gifts and bills. Are you an average consumer?

Savvy beer fans can find some intense flavor experiences without shelling out a lot of cash.

Check out our tips for keeping a lid on expenses and avoiding holiday spending hangovers.

Buying a used car usually takes a little extra effort, but it can save most buyers a considerable amount of money.

We look at festive products and the firms that are likely to benefit as shopping sentiment turns more cheerful this holiday season.

Millionaires: tax-evading golfers that inherited their fortunes, right? You'll be surprised to find how average millionaires actually are.