Jessica Patel is an award-winning editor and writer living in Los Angeles. She previously served as deputy editorial director of T Brand Studio at The New York Times and as Senior Editor and Analyst of Bankrate.com.
You can save money — but there’s a catch: Spend more in a specific time frame to receive your discount.
Scour pre-Halloween sales, and plan ahead by buying this year’s decorations for next October.
“Practice what you preach,” they said. When it came to my monthly statements, I did just the opposite.
It’s not about making money but earning a little something while getting rid of junk.
You’ll need a location, food, and entertainment. Use these tips to get creative throwing your kid’s next party.
You can save money by having some household items sent directly to your door.
Don’t hesitate on a bargain. You may never get the chance again.
Buy used items and sell what you have when your baby’s outgrown them.
From food to bathing suits, there is no reason to pay top dollar to celebrate.
Empty the bookshelves and start filling your wallet. The library’s cooler than you think.
How to decide when it’s worth spending on your kids’ ever-changing interests.
