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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 Guest Writer

Save Money on Dogs: How to Get More Bark for Your Buck By Dr. Nancy Kay These days people need to be creative thinkers in order to make their dollars stretch further. Not only... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

Lifestyle Diseases and Personal Finance If you watch the news or read many magazines or newspapers, you’ve probably heard about “lifestyle diseases.... read the story

by Sadie Morris

A Life Without Debt: Saving For The Fun Of It It sounds like a no-brainer, but a big part of what keeps us out of debt is simply not spending too much money. Whether ... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

I’m Untrustworthy And Proud Of It People make fun of me because I always have NPR, CNBC or The Nightly Business Report on in the background when I’m... read the story

by David G. Mitchell

Sometimes It’s Worth Paying I recently wrote about services that we never would have purchased forty years ago but which now are commonplace expendi... 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

Personal Finance Is Personal — And That Makes It Hard Work I get tickled when people tell me that they read a certain book or listened to a certain guru and followed the plan to t... read the story

by M. Beddingfield

The Media, Recessions, History and Attitudes The media would have us all believe that our beloved country has its foot to the floor in a race to heck. Everywhere you... read the story