Saving Money

Saving money can be particularly tough on one or even two income households in today’s economy. But there are many money-saving strategies that can boost your bank account and help you save a few hundred dollars per month.

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Why You Need to Save Now For the Holiday Season

Although lots of people are in the throes of back-to-school shopping, it’s a good idea to think about holiday shopping too. That’s right: holiday shopping.

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Ideas to Save Money on Gasoline

If you’re like me, you’ve definitely noticed that you’re paying higher prices at the pump to fill up your car. Since we’re all trying to

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Money-Saving Tips: 4 Ways to Save More Money

One out of four Americans plans to make New Year’s resolutions about money, according to a new survey from Sallie Mae. According to Sallie Mae,

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Earn Extra Cash to Pad Your Emergency Fund

Do you have enough socked away to cover your bills should you get slipped a pink slip? Typically I would say you should have enough

What Does “Pay Yourself First” Really Mean

Q: I have a question from someone who wanted to know about essentially the definition of paying yourself first. She wrote me saying, ‘… there’s

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Here are 5 Easy and Creative Ways to Save More Money

During my interview on ABC News NOW, I gave 5 easy to use tips to help you save more money.

Save on Your Car: Many people don’t realize that you can refinance your car loan just as you can refinance a mortgage. A car refinancing is faster, simpler to do and costs virtually nothing. Average savings: $1300 over the life of the loan.

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Eight Ways to Stop Emotional Spending

Leave the credit cards at home.

As a matter of practice, leave your credit cards at home more often than not. Having credit cards, charge cards, and department-store cards in your wallet or purse makes it easy to make spur-of-the-moment shopping trips. You’ll think more about your spending practices if you have to part with your hard-earned dollars versus whipping out a credit card. Moreover, people tend to spend more when they use plastic instead of cash.

Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach

How To Become A Super Saver

Most people know that it’s a great idea to have money automatically transferred from their paycheck into their savings account each month. But unfortunately, not everyone does it. In fact, about 1 out of 4 Americans employed full or part time have failed to take this basic step, which can make saving more money each month easy and hassle-free.

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How Much Should a Single Mom Save?

Q: I am a single mom who makes about $28,000 a year. I try to save around $200 from my paycheck every second pay period each

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