Pinpointing good spending habits is as important as highlighting bad ones. Here are 5 habits to avoid.

Jeffrey Ball discusses several energy efficient alternatives to Edison's original incandescent bulb. The problem is then getting people to use them given that electricity is cheap.

With people tightening their budgets and an abundance free online video sites, such as YouTube and Hulu, consumers are not only watching less television, but disengaging cable services altogether.

Consultations with hair stylists, typically cost-bearing services, are being offered for free by high-end hair salons as a way to attract customers and lighten the burden of the recession.

Camping is the quintessential frugal vacation; Amy Hoak lists some resources for where and how to get your camping trip done this summer.

As difficult economic times significantly reduce spending, charities often get hit hardest; here's a few ways to donate intelligently.

The author of the Wisdom Journal blog tells us about his financial habits, the goal of his blog and his long-term plans.

As the recession continues and consumer pull back on spending, shopping malls are taking a major hit as store sales steadily decline.

Brett Arends lists some money saving activities you can do to boost your savings -- all you need to invest is a little bit of your time.

Mention “bachelor parties” and images of barrel-chested men with barbed-wire tattoos, riding in Hummer limousines down the Las Vegas strip come to mind. The evening’s activities are usually typical textbook macho debauchery designed to celebrate the groom’s last night of “freedom." Above all, money is as ...