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Common sense will never go out of style and if you incorporate at least one of these old school money hacks into your life, your dollars will stick around as well.

The Japanese are good at most things. Here's how they save money.

A guide to paying bills bi-weekly using a budgeting spreadsheet and T-accounts to track expenses. Paying bills bi-weekly helps keep spending in check.

If you’re worried about your financial future, having a plan (and a planner) that goes beyond just investments to cover aspects like Social Security and Medicare can help calm your fears.

Step one: Decide travel is a priority you want to (and can) save for. Step two: Get creative with little (and big) ways to save money for vacations.

Name your main money goal. If you've got high-interest debt, like on credit cards, your plan should be to pay it down, because it's costing you big. (For example, if you owe $3,000 on a card with 16 percent interest, you'll end up paying more than $4,000 if you're making only the minimum payments.) No high-interest debt? Aim toward beefing up your emergency or retirement funds, then saving for a trip or giving more to charity. - Redbook.com

The ultimate list of 60+ ways to make money from home this year. If you're looking for a successful side hustle, to earn extra cash in the evenings, or even to launch a new career from home, these money-making ideas are your place to begin. Ideal for working from home and increasing your income fast.

Money. Who couldn’t use a little bit more of it? Here are 10 legitimate side hustle ideas that’ll help you make more money.