Daisy Luther

In these days of tight budgets and expensive utilities, staying warm without spending hundreds of dollars a month on your heating bill is essential.

Being broke is hard. Telling your kids is even harder. But if you’re honest with them, you can teach them some incredibly important life lessons.

When money is tight or your financial circumstances have changed, speaking to your creditors can help you buy enough time to get through the crisis.

If emotional spending has always been your go-to response to happiness, sadness, anger, or loneliness, it’s time to create some new habits for the sake of your budget.

When something good happens, we want to celebrate. There’s just one problem – the budget! Here are 20 ways to treat yourself without spending money.

Here’s how to make your own DIY taco seasoning, along with some tasty ideas for using it to create a frugal fiesta at your house.

Are you happy with your life or do you have unfulfilled dreams? Maybe it’s time to radically reduce your expenses to make your dreams a reality.

It’s important to take time to relax, but you don’t have to waste your spare time with frivolous or costly activities. Choose a productive hobby instead.

You can still stock up on useful items even if you don’t have a lot of money to spare. Here are more than 100 things you can get for $1 or less.

Scratch cooking is becoming a lost art but it doesn’t have to be. If you can read, know how to set a timer, and possess the ability to use a measuring cup, you can cook just about anything.