money

Get the most bang for your buck.

Keep an eye out for these things that might be taking up space when they could be making you money.

Your home isn’t the only area in your life in need of some tidying up.

Traditionally, job hopping has been thought of as unstable, and has therefore been discouraged. However, that may be changing.

Pay your bill in full, on time, every month. If you miss a payment, the consequences are severe.

You can save 30 percent by creating your own snack-size bags of chips, and more helpful pointers.

Clip carefully, because coupons have a tricky way of making you overspend.

Your starting salary sets the bar for your future earnings, from overtime to raises and promotions, so it's important to get it right.

If you’re going to lend money to a friend, you at least want to be prepared.

John Koza decided to reinvent the lottery—from scratch.

You want to spend less—the only hitch? It’s so easy to forget about your goal when you’re swiping plastic at the register.

Staying fit doesn't have to break the bank.

Before switching banks, consider three major factors.

Because being able to talk the tax talk could save you money.

Instead of keeping the cash for himself, Vemund Thorkildsen donated it to a cancer foundation.

Counterfeit money has been around for nearly as long as the real deal.

Here are a few tips to make sure you’re not leaving money on the table.

If you don't have "the talk" with the person you're dating, it has a sneaky way of coming back to bite you.

We use our smartphones to hail a car service, order groceries, navigate a new route, and stay in touch with friends. But budgeting? Not so much.

It all comes down to taxes, and when you pay them.

It’s psychological warfare and your money is at risk.

Pay with Google without taking your wallet or phone out of your pocket.

When it comes to money matters, start planning early.