Managing your money

Moving requires a shockingly large outlay of resources in both time and money. Here’s how to set a realistic budget—and stick to it.

From hiring movers to buying packing boxes to getting that new couch, here’s what you need to move and settle into your new home.

How to fight the urge to always get the latest, “greatest” thing.

Here’s how to use Depop, a social shopping app, to sell your unwanted clothes and make extra cash.

From picking the freshest produce to repurposing your furniture, here are our best budget-saving ideas for your home.

One woman applied for a credit card just to get the Southwest Companion Pass. But after breaking up with her boyfriend, the pass turned into a huge headache.

Here are tips and recommendations on how to hire a CPA or tax accountant near you—or further afield, if your local options are limited.

Clinton Kelly’s credit card debt once matched his annual salary. Here’s how he got back in the black.

Here’s how real couples manage the stress and tension of mismatched expectations around how much to spend during the holidays.

Going from “my” finances to “our” finances can chafe. Here’s how one woman built a shared financial identity that didn’t leave her feeling compromised.

San Francisco is one of the most expensive cities in the world, but if you closely follow this four-day itinerary, your visit won’t cost more than $100.

People went gaga for the Chase Sapphire Reserve, filming unboxing videos that helped to create the first viral credit card. Here’s why it was so special.

Money diaries give you a peek into someone else’s spending—but may leave you with a bad taste in your mouth.

Your credit report may contain some important errors that can cost you thousands. But you’ll never know if you don’t look.