Consumer Safety Resources from the Government on SPAM, Scams, Fraud, Phishing and Identity Theft

A list of government websites and resources for identifying and reporting fraud, identity theft, SPAM, email scams and more.

Switching to Paperless Statements to Save Money, Time and the Planet

While going through my piles of unopened mail (mostly bills) the other day, I decided I’d had enough and finally took the plunge into the world of Paperless Billing and Statements. Even though I’ve been fully online – shopping, selling, socializing, banking and bill paying – for years now, for some reason, I’d always felt [...]

It Saves to Be Nice Part 4: How to Save Money by Helping Businesses Keep Operating Costs Down

Being considerate of businesses’ operating costs can potentially save you money.

Finance Fiesta No. 3: The Spanish Money Proverbs Edition

If this is your first time here, please consider subscribing to our RSS Feed to receive tips on frugal living, personal finance and saving money in everyday life. (We have just begun publishing a new series of Monopoly Financial Education Game Expansions for teaching players about personal finance, money management and investing principles and will [...]

Put Your Brain Where Your Money Is: Think to Save

Use your brain to help you save money. Take a few moments out of your day to think about the things you do and what you could change or do instead to save money while still accomplishing the same or improved results.

The Frugal Literate’s Guide to Affordable Reading

Reading is one of the most frugal hobbies in existence, and is something, in my opinion, that everyone should do. Not only is it entertaining, but it can be beneficial and educational in many ways. In fact, reading is (along with watching period films based on classic literature) Madoline’s and my favorite hobby, and when [...]

Why I Will Not Change My Mindset, Plus the Difference Between Justifying and Being Optimistic About Spending

The difference between justification and optimism in spending money, the importance of fostering an awareness of indirect costs, and how taking a “free” offer when you don’t need it doesn’t make you smart.


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