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Although DVDs are gradually getting cheaper, they are still pretty expensive.

But I still love to get my favorite movies and TV series on DVD.

One way to save money and still do this is to download them to your computer and then burn them to a DVD.

Is saving money part of your New Year's resolution? Do you want to get your personal finances back on track this year?

I've listed 10 ways to take better care of your finances so that by the start of next year, you'll be in a better financial position.

There are several choices that you need to make when choosing your Auto Insurance coverage. Make sure you understand the coverages that are available to you and make an informed decision on what you carry.

Do not only rely on your insurance agent to make all the recommendations. Here's what you need to know.

Whether or not a child is ready for a credit card is a common question for many parents. And the answer is... it depends.

Nowadays, many high schoolers have a credit card. While you need to be 18 to legally have a card in your own name, you may share an account with your parent. The problem with credit cards is that your children will never physically see the money. It is just the swipe of a card. So in order to give your children an appreciation for hard-earned money, I've included a few ways to teach them about money.

Then, once you feel they truly have a good understanding of when to spend money, you can make the decision to give them a credit card (for necessary purchases only, of course).

Want to save some money on your next driver? How about a set of Cleveland Irons for under $200?

A nice set of golf clubs can easily cost in excess of $1,000, but it doesn't have to! If you know where to look, you can play with the best equipment for only a fraction of the cost.

There are two main ways you can buy clubs, online or in your local store. There are deals in both places, you just have to know where to look. Here are some places to find great deals on golf clubs.

Nowadays, most of us have a cell phone, Blackberry, or some other type of phone to keep us connected. But as we've grown more dependent on our cell phones, another question has come up: Do we need a home "land line" phone anymore?

Well, depending on your personal situation, cutting out the home phone service can be an easy way to save money.

Depending on your service, cutting out a home line can save around $40/month or $480/month, plus any incidentals. While this is a decent savings each year, I've listed some things to consider when deciding on whether to keep your home phone service or not.

Whether you're headed to the Redmond Town Center, the Oakbrook Mall, the University Mall, or the Mall of America...  Whatever your favorite mall happens to be, there are a few ways that you can actually save money when mall shopping these days!

Sometimes we just go there to hang out and other times we go there with particular items in mind, but most of the time when you head to the mall, you go with the intent of spending money.

Below are a few ways to decrease the amount of money you spend at the mall so you can keep building your savings, while still being able to buy what you need (or want!).