You probably already pay a lot for your utilities. However, there are a few simple tricks you can try to cut down on your utility bills through the hot summer months.

I have been tracking the keywords that Googlers use to find my site for some time. Every now and then, I see a real gem. Some phrase that makes me think, “Why did Google think my blog had anything to do with that?”

Answering these questions may take some time and seem mundane, but it is crucial to your success. Knowing where you are going is not sufficient if you don’t know how you will safely arrive there.

An outline of what I like and dislike about Mint.com, online budgeting software, as well as a review of the new Goals feature they just released.

I received an email today from my bank asking me to opt in for overdraft protection. After clicking through to the opt in site, I realized that the email and site may not be legitimate.

An outline of four reasons why you shouldn’t use debt to make investments. And two reasons why some people do.

Today’s post, adapted from President Lincoln’s famous proclamation, is the Financial Emancipation Proclamation.

To celebrate the birth of our nation and the freedoms that we are afforded, I am writing three posts this week with a twist. Each post is based on an influential document which has given us rights.

I decided to alter the beginning of the Declaration of Independence to create a Financial Declaration of Independence.

Any American who pays even the slightest bit of attention to television commercials or newspaper advertisements has likely seen his or her share of debt relief offers that seem to good to be true.

Credit card debt is wrecking people’s lives as we speak. The lure of the “easy money” ruins a lot of families because credit card holders are too weak to refrain from buying yet another thing they really don’t need.

If you’ve been plagued by an ugly kitchen since the day you moved in or you’re disappointed with the limited or largely unusable storage space provided, then maybe it’s time to think about a remodel.