Savings

The Amish are frugal and savvy in business. Here's how you can improve your personal finances by doing what the Amish do.

The effects of compounding make it cheaper over the long term to save for retirement.

Ensuring long-term financial security takes planning and foresight.

Find out how you can make use of that excess cash and improve your financial situation.

The concept of "paying yourself first" is one of the pillars of personal finance and considered the golden rule by many financial planners. The basic idea is simple to understand. As soon as you get paid, put money into your savings account first. Before you pay your bills or buy groceries, set aside ...

Most of us are plagued by some form of clutter, but how much money does it cost us at home or in the workplace?

Getting to, and around, your travel destination doesn't need to break the bank.

It's much easier to save for retirement when you choose not to have children.

Here's a look into the online auction market and how to get yourself the best value possible on sites like eBay and Quibids.

These may look like good retirement vehicles, but beware of the fees buried in the fine print.

Emergency funds are vital in case you lose your job or perhaps have an expensive medical emergency, but why do so few people have emergency funds?

Couponing is extremely popular and that doesn't look like it's going to change any time soon. Here's a look at some of the best sites for coupon deals.

Find out what you can do to ensure a comfortable transition to your post-work years.

Strengthen your marriage by discussing these financial pitfalls.

Here's a breakdown of how you can stay out of debt or keep your debt low.

Opportunity cost is an essential, often overlooked aspect of financial decision making.

Bonds offer undeniable benefits to investors, including safety and tax advantages.

Follow these five simple steps to keep your spending under control.

Giving your children a free ride can be costly for both of you.

Determine what you need to do now to make a drastic lifestyle change later.

If you are planning on hitting the open road this summer, here are some ways you can save at the pump.

You can make extra cash by recycling these odd items.

Frugal living can be wise, but some money-saving moves can result in you spending more money.

With school starting up again soon, here are some tips to help reduce the cost of new school supplies for your kids.

Here are some useful ways you can save money for the numerous expenses you will encounter when you are on maternity leave.

Endowment life insurance is a way to save for your child's college education. Here's a look at the positives of a policy like this.

Just because your household budget is feeling squeezed, doesn’t mean you should put fitness on the back burner. There are plenty of ways to exercise and stay fit without breaking the bank.

From taking greater risks to saving more, here are some specific ways women can improve their financial situations.

Try these techniques to stay cool and have fun this summer while still saving money.

Here are tips on how to find the best individual health insurance policy for you, based on your needs and budget.

Here's how you can implement the Pareto principle in your everyday life to improve your financial standing.

These routine, preventative actions will help you avoid expensive auto repairs.

These simple tips will help you save money this summer, so you can spend it on more exciting things than electricity.

If you've found yourself with some extra cash, it might be wise to read this before buying that big TV.

The average family spends $1,600/year on utility bills - find out how to put some of that back in your wallet.

Many reatilers are starting to crack down on extreme couponing tactics.

It may be better to leave your assets exposed to the tax man when you're saving to retire.

We share our personal accounts of ways our dads' financial advice has helped us throughout our lives.

Live Below the Line is a challenge that hopes to raise awareness about poverty in the U.S. These tips can help you cut your budget so that you can take part in the challenge.

If you're struggling to pay off your debt, you'll need to develop discipline and patience in order to dig yourself out.

Here's how you can juggle saving for your child's college education and your retirement.

Here are some ways spending a little more money now can result in savings in the long run.

The costs of having a pristine lawn can add up quickly. Here are some tips to help you save your money.

With a little practice, you can save money at the grocery store like a pro.

If your closet is full of clothes you don't wear, use these tips to make some money (and some room) quickly and easily.

If car costs are dragging you down, find out how to free yourself from some of the extra weight.

While the economic recovery remains tentative in the U.S., it is wise to find innovative ways of saving money when booking a vacation this summer.