A Very Expensive Vacation Without A Tan Or Beach Photos To Show For It
– solvingthemoneypuzzle.com/

17 Ways to Slash Your Water Bill
– moneytalksnews.com

Is There Someone For Everyone? In Search For Love In Chaos
– financialsamurai.com

Ask the Readers: Do You Have Side Income?
– wisebread.com

One common tip for achieving financial security is to make sure you have other sources of income outside your primary job. Some people do side gigs on their off hours, while others find ways to generate passive income to help them earn money without too much work…
3 Ways to Use Your Credit Card to Improve Your Finances
– financialhighway.com/

Own Dividend Stocks? Don’t Forget about the Dividend Tax Credit
– canadianfinanceblog.com

5 Smart, Inexpensive Summer Vacations
– moneysmartlife.com

The $150 “Back to School” Target Giveaway!
– budgetsaresexy.com/

I know I know, it’s not time to go back to school quite *yet*, but my sources say people go shopping for this kinda stuff earlier than later 😉 So today we’re helping THREE of you get on the ball nice and early too with a $50 Target gift card a piece! Makin’ it rain all gift card style! Haha…
And of course I’m partnering up with my good friends over at RetailMeNot…
Should You Relocate to Save Money?
– moneyning.com/

The basic cost of living in some cities, like New York City, is almost double the $7.25 minimum wage. Double. How can anyone survive like that?
Well, thanks to technology, you don’t have to. More and more people are adopting the concept of “location independence,” or working remotely from anywhere…
5 Tips To Make a Road Trip Affordable, Fun, and Totally Epic
– youngadultmoney.com/
Today we have a post from our regular contributor Kyle James. Enjoy!
Having just returned from a 2-week road trip with my wife and 3 kids I can honestly say that it was “the best of times, and the worst of times.” We visited some amazing places like the Grand Canyon, Mesa Verde and Zion National Park but it wasn’t without incident…
Having just returned from a 2-week road trip with my wife and 3 kids I can honestly say that it was “the best of times, and the worst of times.” We visited some amazing places like the Grand Canyon, Mesa Verde and Zion National Park but it wasn’t without incident…
My Budget Breakdown (For The First Time!)
– budgetblonde.com

I guess I’ve been comfortable telling you about all of my money mistakes and my credit card debt (that I eventually paid off.) I’ve even blabbed about the six figure student loan debt that the hubs and I face daily, and I have tracked my spending for a week and shown you too…
Is there morality in personal finance?
– getrichslowly.org/blog
This post is from staff writer Kristin Wong. A while back, my blogger friend and fellow GRS writer Holly Johnson wrote about a healthy dose of lifestyle inflation. In that article, someone made a side point that there shouldn’t be morality in personal finance — it should be about practicality…
A New College Student’s Guide to Saving Money on Campus
– thesimepledollar.com
It wasn’t all that long ago that I was enjoying that special summer between high school and college. I had graduated from high school, of course, but I was also the first person in my family to actually attend college. It was exciting and a bit frightening and almost overwhelming.
Looking back now on my journal entries from that time and recalling the choices I made, I recognize how completely inefficient I was in those first years in school…
Looking back now on my journal entries from that time and recalling the choices I made, I recognize how completely inefficient I was in those first years in school…
The Cost of Housing & why it Can Make or Break your Finances
– 20somethingfinance.com/

Realtors are paid to tell us “It’s a great time to buy a home” (in fact, I remember an ad campaign recently with just that slogan…), “You deserve it!”, and “You should probably offer more than asking price, so you don’t lose the the house to another bidder”…
Reader Profile: KP
– freemoneyfinance.com
The following is the latest post in my “Reader Profiles” series. Each post in this series details the financial situation and challenges of an FMF reader. The purpose of this series is to help us all identify with people like us (in similar situations — not all will be, of course, but eventually I’m sure you will find someone like you here), get to know the frequent commenters on the site, and hear some financial wisdom/challenges from people other than me…
A Breakdown of Our Monthly Expenses 2013
– milliondollarjourney.com
Back in 2008, I wrote a post about our monthly expenses. Since a lot has happened over the past 5 years or so, I thought it would be a good idea to provide an update.
So what has happened since 2008? To start, in 2008 we had our first child (expenses were not included in the previous post), and we built a new house…
So what has happened since 2008? To start, in 2008 we had our first child (expenses were not included in the previous post), and we built a new house…
Why I Use Cash
– prairieEcothrifter.com

As I read financial blogs, I find that a lot of bloggers seem to like to pay for everything with their credit card. Why not, they ask? You can get rewards or cash back, the credit card company tracks all your purchases for you and may even show you a yearly statement indicating the percents you spent on that card in various categories…

Variable Annuities Customers Facing Benefit Reductions
– consumerismcommentary.com/
