Eating out was a luxury, not a routine. Most Boomers cooked at home, night after night. It wasn’t always fancy, but it was ...

Add up your grocery costs and see how much of your monthly budget it’s eating. This means keeping your receipts for a few weeks, but that’s one of the easiest ways to catch bad habits and reinforce ...

Combat food waste and boredom by getting creative and reimagining your leftovers. For example, turn a roast chicken into ...

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Making food at home from scratch instead of buying processed foods or prepared meals is always a good way to save money. Restaurants are getting more and more expensive, and avoiding them will save ...

If you’re new to gardening, start small. Choose a few easy-to-grow plants like herbs (basil, mint), tomatoes, or peppers.

Look no further than the phone in your pocket. But just because it’s not always your fault doesn’t mean it’s your ...

There was a time when going out to eat was a rare treat, not a weekly habit. Cooking at home saves money, gives you control ...

Some financial information is learned through specific efforts to learn it. But a lot more of it is learned through life ...

You need to make a budget. You need to know how much money you make and how much money you spend. You even need to make a ...

If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it: here are 15 money-saving methods that were good enough for granny back in the day — and ...

Convenience is everywhere in the modern world but at a cost. Drive-throughs and advertisements are everywhere, enticing our ...