Savings

Here is a list of financial positives you may see if you move in with your significant other.

If you’re just getting started with managing your own bank account, these tips will show you how to do it right.

Here are some helpful tips to lower your energy, water and entertainment bills.

A few small sacrifices now will be worth it in the long run.

Skipping appetizers and looking for coupons can save money on your final bill at the restaurant.

There's no reason to pay full price for your wardrobe. Here are some tips for getting great deals when clothes shopping.

Avoiding all forms of plastic payment can do wonders for your stress level and pocket book.

There are situations where seeing a physician is more affordable than visiting a retail clinic.

There are some things that are worth the extra money and some that aren't. We'll give you a few examples on when and when not to fork over the extra cash.

This Fox Business host gives us tips on how you can cut down on your gas costs.

Here are some tips to budget your remaining money when you are retired.

Consumer protection against insurance company failures actually falls into the hands of state governments. How much protection do you have?

Canadians have a lot of advantages when it comes to family tax perks.

Learn how to know when you should pay off a debt or add to your savings.

Renting texbooks and getting a job are just two of the many ways you can start reducing your post-graduation debt.

Everything you need to know about annuities.

Here are some tips on the different types of annuities to have in your portfolio.

If you have no idea how to start saving your money, we list a few easy ways to start today.

Most couples spend over $25,000 on a wedding. Here are some ideas for setting aside and saving money for the big day.

Depending on how much you make, when you have to start and what percentage you need, how much do you need to save each paycheck to have $50, 000 a year after 50?

Here are some fun things to do on the holiday that won't cost much.

Planning is essential for the affluent seeking tax breaks. Get to know the legal strategies for saving more.

You don't need to be worth millions to create your own trust fund. Learn how your money can be handled in the event of your death.

If you can't decide whether to build your rainy day fund or pay off debt, we weigh the options for you.

If you're looking to start building your nest egg but don't know how to do it, read on. We give you a few easy tips on how to save.

You may not have heard of these easy, money-saving tips.

Helping your grandchildren save for college is a way to spoil them and reap some benefits yourself.

Before moving your retirement funds into another account, consider your options.

If you're thinking of moving to save a few dollars here and there, we've got a list of states for you to consider.

Government benefits can cost you big money! Know the income thresholds before you file.

Not all coupons are real. We list some tips on how to tell the difference between a fake and a genuine coupon.

Congress voted to put the new light bulb legislation on hold, but should that give you reason to put off ditching the incandescents?

With 2012 now upon us, use these tips to bring down the everyday cost of home ownership.

Is your New Year's resolution to lose weight? We list some tips on how to do it on a budget.

We look at how much you should contribute to your 401(k) and when. And also, how much you should have in your account during certain times in your life.

Having your child stay active during the winter months doesn't need to break the bank.

Having an emergency fund to fall back on is essential. Don't have one? Don't worry. We give you some tips to start one.

With rising disposable income levels, the coming year is the best time to get your finances in order. Find out how.

Here is a rundown of some popular blogs that discuss easy ways to save money and live frugally.

Saving for retirement is important. We tell you about six ways to take advantage of your 401(k) and other retirement plans.

With a little discipline and the help of some powerful savings vehicles, anyone can hit this mark.

There is a dizzying array of retirement accounts in America. Learn which is the right one for you.

Is old age insurance in the U.S. relatively indulgent? Discover how it compares to programs elsewhere.

These six cheap and nutritious foods are a perfect way to deal with rising grocery prices while staying healthy.

Moving can be very expensive, but if you use these cost-effective moving tips you'll save money.

We list seven ways you can keep cash in your pocket as a student.

With the help of these smartphone apps, you can save money and find upcoming deals for the holidays.