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How many times have you talked about saving money when you went shopping? We've all done it but did we really save? Spending less isn't really saving.

There are many ways to save money while eating healthy and without being limited to beans, rice and ramen noodles. Here are a few tips on how to save money at the grocery store.

Have you gone to the grocery store for mik and eggs and come home with steak and eggs? Have you ever been tempted to buy something just because it was on sale? Impulse spending can wreck your finances and is a major reason why most people have difficulty saving money.

One type of strategy doesn't work for everyone, though. Here are 3 different budgeting strategies you can try. Choose which is most likely to work for you.

After spending hours sorting through all your files, deleting what you don't need and backing up anything that looks remotely important, you feel your computer starting to act like its old self again.

In order to help you reign in your costs, we've put together some simple tips. You can use them to help you cut back on the amount you're spending on entertainment.

It takes a lot of work when it comes to planning to make sure we don't go over our grocery store budget, but we continue to set records when it comes to coming in under our food budget each month.

We all know there are plenty of ways to save money, but some things are so obvious you can classify them as common sense rather than smart spending.  Here are 35 ways we save money:

A fun way to spend on coffee yet save money!

"The most traditional forms of fitness are all free - jogging, push-ups, hiking, rope jumping, sit-ups, stretching, dips, lunges. Today we've enlisted David Leonhardt, who writes about fitness and nutrition at http://thehappyguy.com/category/fitness/ , to share with us three very basic and very traditional ways to build muscle on the cheap - and to power it up a notch or two without spending more."

Preparing a budget is a very basic element in a financially ordered life. It enables you to monitor your spending and become more conscious of where your money goes.

We buy lots of stuff because it's cheap. But is it really? Could it really be costing us more in the long run? Make 2013 the year you buy things differently.

Commuting can be a surprisingly expensive part of your monthly expenses. Let's compare driving, transit, cycling and even a combination to suit your lifestyle.

Commuting can be a surprisingly expensive part of your monthly expenses. Let's compare driving, transit, cycling and even a combination to suit your lifestyle.