Investment decisions based on short-term market moves are often short-sighted. A better approach is to stick to a long-term strategy built on proven investment fundamentals.

When it comes to grocery shopping, do you have one go-to store for everything? If so, you might be missing out on some major savings. Shopping at multiple stores is a great way to stretch your budget.

Some favorite gifts of the past might be passe, but there are modern-day alternatives.

Put down the scissors and pick up your smart phone. While there are still plenty of savings to be found in the newspaper coupon inserts, a new crop of mobile apps is putting a twist on saving money.

Many women are starting to educate themselves more and more about finances and how they can help manage the cycle of money in their homes.

Summer's here, so maybe you're looking for the grill of your dreams. Here's how to select the model that's best for you.

Yard sales can be a lot of work – for sometimes not a lot of profit. Use these suggestions to maximize your intake.

Summer break used to mean fun in the sun for many students, but the tragically high cost of college tuition means many must keep their noses to the grindstone after classes have ended.

Whether you’re pursuing an online degree at an online school or at a traditional campus, getting a real college education takes a significant investment of time and effort.

Picnics are a great way to get outside and make summer memories on a budget. Plan ahead and you could be picnicking for next to nothing.

Make this Father’s Day extra special, and make your own gift. We have directions for do-it-yourself cards, picture frames and more!

A new survey indicates that men shop more compulsively than women and don't spend as much time looking for deals. Here are ways to save serious money on items that men regularly buy.

Here are three strategies to help you get great deals without falling for a pseudo-sale.

Warm weather is "special occasion" season. Whatever your event - a wedding, graduation party, family reunion or July 4th fete - summer celebrations have one important thing in common. Everyone wants to get the most bang for their buck.

In times when money is tight, many people turn to a time-honored practice to pull together some extra cash or to clean out the garage: the yard sale.

To really save money on groceries, you have to use coupons. And organizing your coupons in a way that makes sense to you is critical to success.

Dentists recommend that children start receiving regular dental health care as soon as the first tooth appears. Many parents disregard this advice because of the misconception that the temporary tooth is not important.

The battle cry of all kids from June to August: “Mom! I’m boooorred.” Beat summer boredom without going broke with these fun ideas.

Trying to decide between campus housing and living with parents can be difficult for some students, especially if they choose a school close to home.

If you usually buy pre-made desserts, you know they can be pretty expensive, sometimes costing more than the entree.

Is there a family out there who doesn’t enjoy a little breakfast for dinner every once in a while?

Forty-one percent of women ages 25 to 55 say they are worried they will struggle financially because they have not adequately saved for retirement.

Debt collection calls are something you can handle on your own with a little forward thinking, provided you understand what the debt collector is going to do.

Think you should not leave your laptop plugged in, that you need expensive HDMI cables, or that 1080p is better than 720p?

Just because it is in the sales flyer doesn’t mean it is a deal. It’s one of the tricky ways stores try to get shoppers to part with their money.