I just found some data from the IRS on tax refunds, which, I found interesting (and hope you do too).
Let’s look at the numbers.
As of May 10, 2013, 134,349,000 tax returns have been submitted. This …
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Subletting & Housing on Craigslist
In a follow-up to yesterday’s 5 Ways to Use Craigslist to Save and Make Big Money post, there is one Craigslist use that I didn’t cover, because I thought it warranted …
Save Money with Craigslist
I’m not a Craigslist ‘power user’ by any means, but I have been able to successfully use Craigslist’s free classified ads to better my financial situation a few times, and I’m envisioning …
Inexpensive Super Bowl Party
This is a guest post from Craig Kessler, frequent 20somethingfinance commenter and the face of the interactive budgeting application, Budget Pulse.
Super Bowl Sunday is almost here. It won’t be as exciting of …
Lifehacker reader, Nick Espinoza, came up with a clever way to track expenses through GMail and Google Docs using GMail ‘Quick Links’ (a GMail Labs feature). His method is a great way to track non-electronic …
Job Hunting Strategies
CNN recently ran an article regarding ‘extreme’ job hunting measures that caught my attention. I’ve heard of a lot of the tried-and-true job hunting strategies, but this post had a few new ones …
Can Money Buy Happiness?
Can money buy happiness? It’s one of the most heavily disputed and researched questions of all time. Countless studies have been done, with each seemingly confirming the inconclusiveness of the last. I’ve …
