I have tried a lot of different budgets to manage and reduce my spending. I recently stumbled upon one system that cut my spending by more than $2,000 in one month!

Want to get serious about your financial life? Start by figuring how much you have and how much you own, and you can go from there.

Tired of being broke? WeSeed suggests you learn to start paying yourself first, and you'll be surprised at the difference. Learn about automatic deductions and the value of saving early and often.

Stephanie Nelson, The Coupon Mom, advocates that strategic shopping can also be healthy. Exercise portion control; don't overpay; and save on scraps.

Looking to keep your costs down at the car mechanic. Follow these 5 tips and keep yourself from being surprised.

When looking to save on term life insurance, Accuquote's Byron Udell lays out four money saving tips to buying the right policy for you. Among things to consider are age and lifestyle.

Traditional savings safe havens like CDs and money-market funds are paying less than the inflation rate, making it important to shop around. Read the following article from the WSJ for more ideas.

Inflation means trouble for investors - eating up your savings, making your stock market returns less valuable, and generally decreasing your purchasing power. Check out these basic strategies to protect your portfolio from being completely eroded.

The perfect vacation doesn't have to cost a lot. Erin Burt suggests ways to spend your time off without spending too much money. C'mon - live a little, save a little!

Feeling the pinch of inflation? MarketWatch columnist Jennifer Openshaw suggests five easy tips that can save $1,000 each.