A 2007 Baby Will Cost Over $200,000

A baby born in 2007 will cost the parents over $200,000 by age 18. These families face great challenges in both budgets and finance. This article identifies areas of greatest expense and compares them to a 1960s family budget.

Submitted By Robert Mann

Can Your Thrifty Shopping Turn You into a Hoarder

Bargain Shopping is an art, but can lead to obsessive compulsive behavior. Are you crossing the fine line that separates a bargain shopping expert and a hoarder?

Submitted By Ryanick Paige

Six Important Strategies You Must Adopt to Save on Your Food Bill

If high food prices are eating up your family budget at the grocery store and can’t seem to find a solution, these six simple but effective strategies will help you save up to 50 percent or more on your food bill and prepare you for the coming food price increases analyst predict.

Submitted By Nick Ferrera

Seven Skills That Help You Save Money

This 609-word article lists seven learnable skills -- cooking, auto repair, and grocery shopping are three -- and explains how they can help readers save money.

Submitted By Shannon Christman

5 Myths About Credit and Debt - Keeping America Poor

A brief article that exposes some common myths about credit and debt. Each myth is thoroughly debunked and the reader is given an alternative view on the subject of debt.

Submitted By Peter Zimmerman

A Pocket Full of Quarters: Using Coin-Operated Machines in Moderation

The change we spend on vending machines and kiddie rides can add up quickly. Following the principles presented in this 483-word article can help readers save money by using coin-operated machines in moderation.

Submitted By Shannon Christman