Cash for Clunkers has come and gone. But you can still make cash on other items in your household. From clothing to electronics, here's a list of how you can make some dough.

Health care is also on the minds of many. More people are going abroad for medical care because it's cheaper. If you're considering medical tourism, here is some information and a few tips. And if you enjoy eating organic, but can't stomach the prices, read up on how to shop more economically.

The fall season brings a price cut to many vacation destinations. The "shoulder season" -- the time between the summer season and the off season, which starts after Labor Day -- offers great travel deals, including deals to Europe, Las Vegas and Disney World.

If you're looking to save some money with your TV addiction, experts have some tips on how to calibrate your TV so you save money on your energy bills.

As the economic climate takes its toll on the dining and nightlife industries, some restaurants are trying novel ideas to lure in customers -- like letting them choose the price they want to pay for their meals.


There's now a simpler, faster way to cruise for real estate that picks up for-sale-by-owner offerings and properties not listed on sites powered by the official MLS database. Enter Google. And here are four lesser known sites that can help you find a good buy.

Also the tax credit for first-time home buyers (or those who haven't owned a home in three years) expires on Dec. 1. Experts say if you want a piece of the pie, the time to jump in is now.

If your home is getting walk-through traffic, but no offers, you might need these 9 staging tips to get the sale you need.

"Keeping a Close Eye on Your Portfolio?" -- wsj.com

It might take a few hours a week to clip coupons and browse supermarket aisles. But it's paying off for one woman who is feeding her family of six for about $4 a week.

As you strive to keep your budget, you will inevitably come across some pitfalls. Here are some tips to help you stay on track.

And if you want to start a budget but are a bit overwhelmed by budget programs, follow some low-tech tips for getting you started budgeting and tracking your money. Another way to track your spending? Carry big bills.


There is never a bad time to plan for retirement and thinking in advance is the key to retiring in style. But in today's economic climate, it can be difficult to save. Here are some how-tos.

But watch out: There's news that next year you might not be able to contribute as much to your 401(k).

If you're facing mounting debt, here are some tips to help ease the burden. And once you have those loans paid off, you'll want make sure you manage your money properly.
Need advice on debt and credit management, real estate and mortgages, or investing? Check out our resource list below.

Credit Counseling: Credit management guide | American Consumer Credit Counseling | National Foundation For Credit Counseling

Debt Management: Debt Relief in 15 steps | Facts for Consumers | 5-Minute Guide to Managing Debt

Real Estate/Mortgage Advice: How to refinance | Refinancing tips from HUD | Plan for refinancing | Compare mortgage rates | Average daily mortgage rates

Investing: Financing your retirement | Retirement planning | Investing during a recession