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Humans are creatures of habit. We do something until it becomes a habit and part of our lives. Some habits are good for you—exercising and the like. But others can prove destructive. But what hat are some of our most expensive habits, and how do we break them?

Say it with me: Living well isn’t about splurging. You don’t NEED the newest iPhone, or a lake house, or even cable TV! 45 to 60-year-olds should know how to preserve their savings without sacrificing enjoyment. Let us help you sort through some “wants”.

There are so many things that seemed necessary at the time we bought them—and it's only later that we get hit with a major dose of buyer's remorse.

Uncover 20 ways to teach your children about money. Find out why financial literacy is important and how many Americans are negatively affected by financial illiteracy today, emphasizing the need to teach our children at a younger age.

Discover 36 things that frugal people never do. From skipping the budget and buying fancy coffee, to window shopping and dining out, find out how frugal people save money and what they focus on instead.

During the Gilded Age, the rich had so much money, they didn't know what to do with it... so they spent it on the craziest extravagances imaginable.