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How to profit from your old CD and DVD collections

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Before high-speed internet and digital music and movies, it wasn't rare for people to spend thousands of dollars on a DVD and CD collection. But with today’s options for online streaming and on-demand content, the need for physical media has gone by the wayside as easier and cheaper versions of … [Read more...] about How to profit from your old CD and DVD collections

Where to find free help with your taxes

Even if you’re expecting a tax refund, this time of year can be, well, taxing on your wallet when it comes to paying for tax preparation services. The good news is that, if you qualify, you can get free help filing your return and not spend a dime. Here are some programs to … [Read more...] about Where to find free help with your taxes

How to save money on a kids’ birthday party at home

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You’ve taken the first money-saving step by mustering the courage to host a kids’ birthday party at your home. Now you're wondering, how do I keep this group of kids entertained, make the party memorable and stay within my budget — all at the same time? Below are some cost-saving birthday … [Read more...] about How to save money on a kids’ birthday party at home

6 last-minute tax tips for procrastinators

With just a few days to go until the tax-filing deadline, people who have not yet done their taxes may think they are doomed. But you still have time to save money on your taxes if you’re smart.If you’re looking for information, the IRS has reams of advice on its website, including copies of tax … [Read more...] about 6 last-minute tax tips for procrastinators

Passover recipes, crafts for kids and tips for a virtual Seder

Passover is normally a holiday for gathering friends and family. Even though the health restrictions of recent years have eased in most places this spring, many families discovered that technology helped them include loved ones from both near and far in the celebration — and that's a new tradition … [Read more...] about Passover recipes, crafts for kids and tips for a virtual Seder

Restaurants offering senior discounts

After the kids moved out and I had to cook for one, I quickly grew tired of it. At home, I get caught in a routine of chicken soup, pasta and sauce, or fish and potatoes. But when I dine out, I am a global traveler — spicy ethnic food, or juicy burgers and fries. I don't have to shop, and I don't … [Read more...] about Restaurants offering senior discounts

Cheap, simple and elegant charcuterie board ideas

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Those elaborate charcuterie boards on social media might have you convinced that you need to spend hundreds of dollars on cheese and crackers to have a barely presentable spread. But as the author of three books on cheese and one on sausage, I’m here to tell you that that is false advertising. With … [Read more...] about Cheap, simple and elegant charcuterie board ideas

Credit cards to help you save money on gas

With today's gas prices, it’s even more important to manage your expenses. The rising cost of groceries is made worse by the rising cost of driving to the grocery store. And as road trip season approaches, vacationers are going to need to budget a lot more for filling up their gas … [Read more...] about Credit cards to help you save money on gas

Free Passover resources for families with children

Children play an important role at the Passover celebration. One of the most well-known moments of the Jewish holiday is when the youngest child at the table asks "the four questions," beginning with "How is this night different from all other nights?"As the writer of this essay notes, "In light … [Read more...] about Free Passover resources for families with children

6 ways to use leftover Easter ham

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You paid a lot for that Easter ham. Don’t waste those tasty leftovers — or worse yet, ruin them by constant reheating. Ham is a versatile ingredient, and you can find lots of uses for leftover ham besides cheese sandwiches. We found six thrifty ways to turn those Easter leftovers into yummy new … [Read more...] about 6 ways to use leftover Easter ham

What to do with leftover Easter eggs

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Are you wondering what to do with what with leftover Easter eggs? Once the holiday has come and gone, everyone is likely on the hunt for leftover Easter egg recipes. The good news is we've got you covered with easy egg recipes and ideas! The Easter eggs have been dyed, hidden, and found … [Read more...] about What to do with leftover Easter eggs

12 ways to save more money, starting now

We hear all the time about how people cannot save any money anymore. The U.S. savings rate has traditionally been abysmal, though it surged to historic levels during the pandemic. In normal times, though, whether it’s by habit, convenience or lack of priorities, many people have a mindset that … [Read more...] about 12 ways to save more money, starting now

How I slashed $25,000 in credit-card debt to zero

A few years ago, my long-term partner and I were living in his home country of Canada, and I put a lot of time and money into obtaining permanent residency. But relationships sometimes don’t move forward as planned. I returned to the U.S. with only a truck full of belongings, my dog and about … [Read more...] about How I slashed $25,000 in credit-card debt to zero

Here’s how to fish for free in your state this summer

Fishing for family fun? Fishing is a much-loved pastime for many. It's a chance to relax in nature and, more importantly, spend quality time with friends and family. And, fortunately, many states offer FREE Fishing Days where residents and visitors can fish without a license.These … [Read more...] about Here’s how to fish for free in your state this summer

Kentucky Fried Chicken introduces new loyalty program with free food and exclusive discounts

Mmm...fried chicken! Do you love Kentucky Fried Chicken? Do you love a finger lickin' good deal? If you're a fan of KFC, things just got more rewarding for you — thanks to the popular restaurant's new loyalty program, KFC Rewards.With KFC Rewards, customers can now unlock FREE food … [Read more...] about Kentucky Fried Chicken introduces new loyalty program with free food and exclusive discounts

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