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With the growing global water shortage, the U.S. government hopes to see the WaterSense, the lesser-known sibling to the successful Energy Star program program, gain popularity. More>>
If you are planning on doing everything on the fly, either on Black Friday or Cyber Monday, your chances of overspending will be high. More>>
You've planned the best holiday meal ever. Now it's time to shop for all the ingredients. Select from the following list of budget-friendly wine bargains to add to your shopping cart. More>>
As an investor you depend upon your broker for critical information and advice. Learn the clues you'll need to determine whether you've chosen a reputable professional. More>>
America is full of family-friendly cities, but in choosing a place to raise kids, parents tend to seek out places with low crime rate and good educational opportunities. Based on these criteria, let's take a look at seven of top American cities for raising a family. More>>
If major home renovations are beyond your price point and you're looking at a budget of just $1,000 here's what you should invest in to get the most bang for your buck. More>>
Even economists can't agree on the impact (or even existence) of wage stickiness. So, how does it affect you? More>>
From wedding bells to a having a baby on the way, good or bad, major life transitions carry daunting challenges along with them, especially for your finances. More>>
Want to earn a little cash while on your two-week vacation? Called a paycation, there are a number of ways to make holidays work for you. More>>
When cold weather arrives, many think of skyrocketing energy bills. Fortunately, there are a few easy and inexpensive things you can do to put a dent in that bill. More>>
The number of households paying more than 50% of their monthly income toward housing was 18.5 million -- over 100% more than the 8.9 million in 1991. More>>
It's been 80 years since the stock market experienced a one-day slide of $14 billion. Find out what's changed -- and what hasn't. More>>
You don't have to go to college earn a decent living. These ten professions all pay good salaries without requiring post-secondary schooling. More>>
Halloween costumes, Valentine's chocolates and Christmas gifts are all symbols of cherished holidays, but they are also major budget-busters for consumers across the nation. More>>
Here are six common financial choices that sound like smart moves, but could leave you scratching your head wondering where you went wrong. More>>
Harry Browne believes his "permanent portfolio" theory is the ideal long-term investing strategy. Read this breakdown of his theory to see if it might be right for you. More>>
Find work in the (soon-to-be) most cutting edge industries in the world. More>>
For small-scale real estate investors, land speculation is an expensive and risky investment. Here are a few reasons investors should ask questions first and buy later. More>>
Where to live is one of the biggest decisions that retirees face. Should we keep the family home, downsize to a smaller house or condo, or rid ourselves of the stress and expense altogether? Here are some tips to help you decide. More>>
From pyramid schemes to envelope stuffing, there are a lot of scams masquerading as legitimate part-time work. Here's what to watch out for. More>>
With winter approaching, temperatures will be going down and heating bills will be going up. To stop your money from flowing out your windows, under your doors and through your electric outlets follow these tips. More>>
Is it possible to avoid unethical investments and still profit from mutual funds? Find out how you can use socially responsible mutual funds to make SRI work for you. More>>
These trends have long-term causes, long-term effects, and can be depended on to be just as important in the future as they are today. More>>
While you may have more organic and locally grown food options, the bottom line for your personal budget is how much it's going to cost. More>>
To make sure that you are not being overcharged on property taxes, it's important to understand how they are calculated and how property values are determined. More>>
Big Macs are sold in almost 120 countries, so their price in each nation is a good way to compare different currencies, right? The answer is not a simple "Yes" or "No." More>>
If you can't pay your taxes, know that the IRS has many avenues for collecting what you owe. Here's how this process works and how it can be avoided. More>>
Here are a few relatively simple ways to keep an eye on your pennies while you're waiting for a brighter economic future to arrive. More>>
Americans love dining out, but for many people this everyday luxury has become difficult to afford, as budgets tighten in response to the recession. The good news is, you can still cut your expenses significantly and enjoy restaurant fare. More>>
While it may sound easy -- buy a home, make a few renovations and rent it out for a profit -- managing your properties requires the mindset of a business professional. More>>
Being able to accurately spot the beginning of a bull market can be one of the most lucrative skills around. Here's what to look for. More>>
Stress tests can be, well, stressful. Knowing what a stress test is can help investors find good bank investments and customers put their money in safer institutions. More>>
For many countries, the economic costs outweigh the benefits of going green. More>>
The mutual fund industry has taken notice of changing market conditions, and companies are now competing for investors by either holding fees constant or lowering them further. More>>
Involuntary unemployment credit card insurance may help if you're laid off, but it may just help your credit card company. More>>
If you are interested in living debt-free, here are seven expenses to watch for that may be holding you back from being in the black. More>>
To keep your retirement savings on track during tough times, you need to have a plan. More>>
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