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5 Free Online College Coupon Books

It's taken college coupons and coupon book vendors quite some time to catch up with their tech-savvy, green-minded target audience. Finally, a handful now have websites to boost business for local campus favorites across the country.

Frugality 101: The Complete College Student's Guide to Coupons, Discounts and Deals

Just when you think it's smooth sailing through your college years, you learn about these things called expenses. Mom and Dad have paid for them until now, and may still dish out for them while you're a student. Things like gas, clothing, rent, food, and luxuries (or those things you formerly bought with your allowance) now suck up every available buck.

Who's Right? The Pros and Cons of Kids Cell Phones

Parents and kids cell phones don't always mix. Providers hope to change parents' minds by creating phones specifically for the 12-and-under set. We look at the discussion, as well as the LG Migo, Firefly glowPhone and the Wherifone G560.

Get Back-To-School Sales Tax Relief in 16 States

Coming soon to a retail store near you: Sales tax relief on your back-to-school supplies, clothing, computers and many other necessities. A couple states even include corsets and corsets laces in their school sales tax relief lists.

Coupon Alternatives to McDonald's Canceled Free Offer

McDonald's distributed 32 million coupons for free samples of its new Real Fruit Smoothies, then decided to withdraw the offer. Fortunately, summer sippers have several coupon alternatives.

20 Ways to Avoid the Wedding Industrial Complex

Stressed-out American brides spend an average of $19,581 trying to create flawless weddings. A fair portion of that figure goes towards the following 20 items of unconscionable crap.

12 Ways to Blow a Job Interview

Several years ago I interviewed a prospective intern who showed up in a top cut so low I could practically see her navel. She slouched into the room, mumbled throughout our little chat, and couldn't remember why she had applied for the job.

6 Sensible DIY Toys for Cents

Stroll through the aisles of your local toy store and your wallet will whimper. You may take comfort in knowing these shiny plastic things have been tested five ways from Sunday by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, but you're paying quite a bit extra for it.

6 Frugal Tips to Enjoying the World Cup

During the 2010 FIFA World Cup our big-blue ball will turn around a little white ball. From Cape Town to Polokwane, millions will pour into South Africa. Billions more will be glued to their TVs, watching the 19th year of this premier soccer tournament.

Women Want Mobile Coupons

Internet coupons have drastically increased in popularity of late, but mobile coupons are hot on their heals. Marketing researchers commonly agree consumer interest has grown as smart phones and coupon apps become more affordable.