Graduating early from college can save you tuition money, help you avoid unnecessary student loans and get you into the work force. Depending upon your college’s policies and fees, you could say so long to school in less than four years.

Moving from one residence to another can be a hectic and costly process. Don’t make a move until you read these five tips on cheap ways to change house.

Summer is the best season to shop for fruits, vegetables and other treats at your local farmers market. Here’s five ideas for milking your farmers market for all it’s worth.

College graduation means financial independence, but for much of the class of 2009, it will also mean a welcome to the world of unemployment. Here’s six things that you can do as an unemployed college grad while waiting for your dream job.

Instead of unloading your things at the dumpster, use your smarts to make money from all of the junk you’ve accumulated over the last four years. Learn how to sell your old school books, furniture and electronics to make some extra cash.

School’s out for the summer and you never want to see a book again. But what about a useful guide to spending and making money as a high school grad? Add these five money books to your graduation gift list.

While there are numerous benefits to making automated payments, you could miss billing mistakes or end up overdrawn. Don’t automate your financial habits! Consider both the pros and cons of electronic payments.

Everyone from your neighbors to the Obamas has planted a vegetable garden, so what are you waiting for? A home garden will save you money and time spent on food shopping. Plant these six seeds in your porch-side plot.

1.7 million people profit by posting their written word on the WWW, and 452,000 consider it their prime income source. But how much money do these Bloggerati actually bring home? Can you really make a living from blogging?

You’ve paid all of your bills on time for the last five years, so you should have a high credit score, right? Think again. You can have great financial sense but no credit score whatsoever.