Don't let back-to-school clothing break your budget. Check out this advice for what clothing to scrimp on, what it's worth paying a little more for, and what you can put off until there's a sale.
It's essential to teach your children how to manage their money when they're young, so they can avoid excessive spending and debt as adults. This pointers help you get the message across to them.
Your tires last longer if you take proper care of them — which includes rotating them every 6000 to 8000 miles. Save even more by doing it yourself. Here's how.
Don't waste energy on shame or excuses — take concrete steps now to reduce your debt. Follow these steps to come up with a plan you can live with.
You want to make a good impression during your job interview, starting with what you wear. Here are all the little details, from earrings to footwear.
Before you throw out that garden tool and buy a new one, try to repair it. Here are simple repairs you can do yourself.
At college, it's tempting to spend on everything from high-tech laptops to late-night pizza. Follow these eight tips to avoid common college spending pitfalls, and you'll graduate as a financially responsible adult.
The best way to save on insurance is to have a good driving record. Beyond that, here are 9 ways to cut your car insurance bill.
Retailers offer great deals on lawn tractors, riding mowers and garden tractors in fall. Learn what to ask so you get the best one for you.
Start by asking and take it from there.
Scale back but still have fun.
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I am a Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) who has been providing sound financial advice for the past 11 years. I am the president of Daly Investment Management, LLC, an independent, fee only, registered investment advisor. I specialize in custom financial planning and portfolio management for individuals and families.