Get the Best Bargain on Perfect Pillows -- Savings Experiment
Experts discuss how and where to get the best bargains on pillows.
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Brides Say 'Yes' to Selling Their Dress ... Before the Wedding!
Plenty of modern brides looking to save money on their weddings are selling their gowns after the big day. But the latest trend has women putting those lovely dresses on the resale market before they've even said "I do."
The Recession's Unexpected Gift: Reviving Multigenerational Living
Living in multigenerational households isn't a new phenomenon: It was the norm for centuries, and in much of the world, it still is. But the financial pains of the Great Recession are pushing more of us back into into such homes -- and that could be an excellent thing.
Brush Up on How to Save on Toothpaste -- Savings Experiment
Experts talk about what you should look for in toothpaste in order to save.
Shave and Save on Women's Razors -- Savings Experiment
Experts show you how to cut back on the costs of women's razors.
Save a Pretty Penny by Preserving Women's Intimates -- Savings Experiment
Experts show you how to save money by prolonging the life of your intimates.
5 Father's Day Gifts That Go Beyond the Cliches
You don't want to get dad another tie for Father's Day, and he has enough barbecue tools, but coming up with a unique, imaginative present is tough. Let us help: These cool, reasonably-priced gifts are sure to give dad a smile.
Saving on Sunblock -- Savings Experiment
Experts debunk SPF myths and show you how to save big on sunblock.
Amusement Parks' Attendance Numbers Were All Fun in 2011
Amusement park turnstiles were clicking in earnest last year: The world's 25 largest theme parks saw their attendance rise by an average of 4.8% in 2011.
Same-Sex Spouses Still Tripped Up By Financial, Legal Tangles
Due to the Defense of Marriage Act, there are fundamental conflicts about same-sex marriage between state and federal laws -- and between states -- that create double worlds for gay marrieds in nearly every area of their financial lives.
Comparing Cable Costs -- Savings Experiment
Experts compare basic cable plans between four major service providers and explain how to save.
Too Much to Do? Hand Off Some Tasks to Your Personal Assistant
What? You think personal assistants are only for the rich and famous? Yes, that's how it used to be, but a couple of companies are now offering the same sort of customized service by the hour, at prices that everyday folks can afford.
Luxury Hoteliers Aim to Please Kids (and Their Parents)
Whether you're traveling with infants or teenagers, odds are there's a hotel willing to cater to your every need. From kids-only check-in to parents' nights off, many hotels realize that happy kids mean happy parents.
The Best (and Worst) Graduation Advice You Never Heard
New grads get a ton of cliched advice; we wanted to offer something different. So we tapped some more unusual folks -- like Mike Rowe of Dirty Jobs, and Tim Zagat of the Zagat guides -- to share the best and worst advice they got, and offer their best tips for the class of 2012.
The 10 Happiest Countries in the World
Once again, 24/7 Wall St. has examined the OECD's report on life satisfaction. And once again, the United States fails to make the top 10 happiest nations in the world. Which countries do? Some may surprise you.