Gina Ragusa

Easy ways to save money, be kinder to the environment, and be a smarter consumer all year long.

From free food to free rides, trials from HBO, Uber, Graze, and more are the broke person’s ticket to living the good life.

Here’s what you need to know about returning anything from fake Yeezys to a plane ticket you just paid for—no matter what.

Entering the job market for the first time can be scary, but you can still make your resume stand out from the pack by using these tips and tricks from career experts.

Instead of paying hundreds of dollars a month to have someone cheer you on, use free online resources and group classes to stay motivated and learn how to do exercises right.

How much you charge and how vigilant you are about paying your bill can affect everything from whether a landlord will rent to you to how much interest you’ll owe in the future.

From silencing a squeaky door to cleaning out a clogged drain, here are 13 cheap and easy repairs you can do yourself—instead of waiting around for your landlord or paying a handyman to do the job.

So you’re finally ready to move out of mom and dad’s house. Now it's time to figure out how much you can afford to spend on rent and still have enough money leftover for all the fun things you want to do too.

Self storage is a $37 billion industry in the US because most of us just can’t part with our old shot glass collections from college.

When you're trying to relax, the high price of store-bought body scrubs can make you even more stressed. Here's how to DIY some delicious ones at home using simple household ingredients like brown sugar, salt, and oatmeal.

From live shows to group hikes, most cities have tons of free activities you can enjoy on your own or with a friend. The trick to finding these freebies is knowing where to look.

Throwing away food because of a sell by date is wasteful and expensive.