Halloween is flat-out a super-fun holiday. Creativity can run wild and bad taste can suddenly become the best costume on the block.
You can sport under-eye bags, scars and bad hair, all in the name of

Tomorrow is the official launch of Windows Mobile 6.5 but over the weekend AT&T users could have grabbed the Pure with WinMo 6.5 installed. If you were one of the folks who grabbed the Pure up, you can now jump on the

In “40 Percent Off is the New Black” (Andrews McMeel Publishing, $9.99), authors Lisa Birnbach, Ann Hodgman and Patricia Marx present hundreds of reasons why less is more.

Fundraising by Washington lobbyists so far this year has chiefly benefited the Democratic Party, according to a USA TODAY analysis of campaign finance reports available for the first time under a new ethics law.

The following checklist from Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, a not-for-profit financial services organization, provides some immediate tips to stay financially afloat after a job loss.

I have turned green riding over giant sand dunes in Qatar, become queasy kayaking between the Virgin Islands and puked on a flight to Peru. There are few places I can travel, including across the dance floor via pirouette

Citibank has teamed up with US news provider Inquirer.net to offer its top credit card management tips.

A lot of parents statewide are out of work or have seen their wages cut. That’s creating a barrier for young adults to head to college.
At Lansing Community College, many students say they’ve had a though time

It is gardening season and a lot of people that garden can be pretty frugal, so I stopped by Bakers Nursery to find some Smart Shoppers to share there Smart Shopping tips.

Here’s a cheap trick — make your own wrinkle-be-gone spray. (Unfortunately, I’m not talking face wrinkles. I’m talking laundry wrinkles.)