Relationships

by David G. Mitchell

Why We Should Judge People By Their Finances A recent Saving Advice article called on all of us to pursue the path of kindness when confronted with people who are su... read the story

by David G. Mitchell

Splurging Is OK I had to go to a theme park today. When I say I “had to go,” I mean that my son and I received two...... read the story

by David G. Mitchell

Should Parents Pay Children to do Household Chores? My Dad was born into a different age. He had his first paying job when he was five years old. By the time he was...... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

The Frustrated Frugalite The other day, a friend and I were talking about the things we do to be frugal. We were discussing all the tips and tric... read the story

by Sadie Morris

A Life Without Debt: The Big Payoff People frequently ask me why I’m so committed to living without debt. Am I debt phobic? Afraid of bankruptcy? Am I... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

10 Ways to Survive Vacationing With People of Different Means If you ever vacation with friends or family, chances are that one of your journeys will eventually find you traveling wi... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

When the Poverty Mindset Threatens Family and Fun Here’s a case study to think about: A member of my family has large retirement funds and savings accounts, a good ... read the story

by M. Beddingfield

Frugal Love Men dread Valentine’s Day. Women love it. It’s a gal’s holiday. I realize that this is a generalizatio... read the story

by M. Beddingfield

Frugal Love Romance doesn’t come wrapped in red foil and stuffed in a heart – shaped box. Chocolate is nice but not the ... read the story

by David G. Mitchell

The Value of a Smile When I was about twelve years old, I used to hang out at a bowling alley with about ten of the kids from my neighborhood... read the story