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NYC on a Budget: 5 Proven Ways to Save Money as a Tourist

Hi there! Before I start this article, I’d like to make it clear that I am not from New York but it’s one of my favourite cities and my number one spot for a vacation. I have to say, it’s truly a mag
Extreme Couponing: Does It Really Save Money? A Comprehensive Guide

If I were to tell you that you could save 90 percent or more on your grocery bill, you would probably be pretty interested in finding out how. When the recession hit, families were forced to find new
Rent Affordability Calculator & Guidelines: What You Can Realistically Spend

When deciding on living arrangements, it’s important to have an idea of what you can afford for rent. As you ask yourself the question, “How much rent can I afford?” here are a few things to keep in
Navigating Financial Hardship: Strategies for Overcoming Difficult Times

There are times when it doesn’t work. You lost your job or you can’t get a job. Your ex-wife takes you to court. Your partner absconds with the money in your business account. Your business fails. Yo
Early Car Loan Payoff: Is It the Right Financial Move?

One of the interesting articles I read on CNN recently is one written by Jean Chatzky about paying off your auto loan as quickly as possible. When you have a loan with relatively high interest, the s
Managing Debt While Earning a Six-Figure Income: A Lifestyle Inflation Perspective

At another site, I recently wrote about a tool that shows you online prices in terms of hours worked. I used a random item — a fancy coffee maker that costs $116 — as an example. It would take someon
Cash-Only Grocery Budget: Does It Really Save You Money?

As I mentioned in my last article, I experimented with paying cash only for my October groceries. I had only one goal in mind: Spend less on groceries so I could save more money each month. Well, my
How a Family Achieved Major Savings on a Limited Income | Economides Family Story

When Steve and Annette Economides got married in 1982, they made a conscious decision to always live below their means. The couple from Scottsdale, Arizona, even made the pact a part of their wedding
How This Couple Sliced $55,000 in Student Loans in 14 Months

Andrew and Amanda Argue were both working for public accounting firms in Miami, Florida, when they met. As young, ambitious professionals, they fell right into the hard-charging lifestyle of certifie
Healthy & Affordable Lunch Strategies for Professionals

Eating out for lunch. For many of us, it’s one of the biggest temptations we face at work every day because it’s a tasty, convenient excuse to get out of the office and socialize (or not!) with our c
Managing Financial Anxiety: Practical Strategies for a Calm Mind

It might be the incessant nagging of an unpaid bill or a stomach-churning plunge in the stock market, but suddenly you don’t know how to stop worrying about money. Join the club. Even having a dece
Frugality vs. Minimalism: Understanding the Key Differences

There’s a popular notion in personal finance circles that frugality and minimalism go hand in hand. If somebody’s frugal, they probably also self-identify as being a minimalist. And if somebody’s a m
Watch March Madness Live: Cable-Free Streaming Options & Savings

While the cost of pay-TV service is going up and draining savings accounts, something as popular as the NCAA March Madness basketball tournament can be easily live-streamed, even if you don’t have a
Exposing Phantom Debt: How to Fight Unfair Collection Practices

I’m an optimistic guy. I believe that most people are basically good. So far, life has proved me correct. That said, I’m not naive. I know there are still plenty of scumbags out there — and that many
Overcoming Financial Anxiety: A Debt-Free Path for Couples

On Saturday evening, I had a chance to chat with my friends Wally and Jodie. You might remember them from a reader case study from last August. They’re the couple that wants to get their finances in
How I Saved $575 by Conquering My Fear of Confrontation

Today, I want to share a small victory. Like all humans, I have flaws. One of mine is that I hate confrontation. It’s a family thing. I’m not sure why, but none of us like conflict. Sure, this trait
Scambaiting: How Online Heroes Fight Back Against Scammers

Both my ex-wife (Kris) and my current girlfriend (Kim) tell me I get too worked up about things sometimes. “You over-react,” they both tell me. Maybe so. I prefer to think of myself as passionate. On
Backdoor Roth IRA: 17 Common Mistakes & How to Avoid Them

I may not be the worlds foremost expert on Backdoor Roth IRAs, but Id be very surprised if I wasnt in the Top 10. Ive been helping people with a Backdoor Roth IRA nearly since the beginning (i.e. 20
HSA Investing: 7 Reasons to Make it Your Top Retirement Account

Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) were established with the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act signed into law at the end of 2003. These accounts are a dramatic improvement
Section 199A Deduction & Retirement Accounts: Navigating Complex Tax Rules

If your small business qualifies for the Section 199A deduction, your financial life just became much, much more complicated. Im so sorry. If it makes you feel any better, Im in the same boat. There

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