Saving and Budgeting Basics
Learn how to cut expenses and save more than you spend.
Make a Plan
6-Step Guide to Saving Money
Follow these six straightforward steps to achieve a lifetime of financial goals, from paying off credit cards to retiring
to Florida (or the carefree paradise of your choice).
Slash Your Property-Tax Bill
Is your home being overtaxed? Follow these 4 easy steps and save hundreds—or even thousands.

Small Money Missteps That Can Cost You Big
How to keep your financial foibles from costing you big bucks.
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Your Biggest Money Worries, Solved
With step-by-step plans, readers’ top six financial concerns get cut down to size.
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Spend Money to Save Money
Pay a little more up front, and it can add up to big savings in the long run.
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Save $5,000 This Year
The average American household spends more than $50,000 a year, mostly on basics like food, health care, and clothing. Use
these real-life tips to trim $5,000 (or more) from that number.
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Home Safety Checklist
Make yours a home sweet, safe home.
- Check for frayed wires. Repair or replace any loose or frayed wires on all electrical devices.
- Follow the path of cords. No cords should run under rugs or across doorways.
- Baby-proof. If you have any small children in your house, place plastic safety covers over unused outlets.
Related: Childproofing Checklist
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