money

To have $5000 in your bank account by the end of the year, it's a matter of putting aside a little bit every week and being disciplined about the process. This is the way to do it.

Last week we discussed how much they say it takes to be "happy" in the Gem State and now we know the definition of "middle-class."

Does more money equal more happiness? According to these recent articles, there is a correlation. This is how much they say you need to make in Boise to be "happy."

With the holidays just around the corner, the need for money is big, and you might be sitting on a pile of it without even realizing it. Look around the house and you just might uncover a few hundred bucks.

I bet you didn't know you needed a human bowling ball until now, but if you win $5000 with us tomorrow, you could be the proud owner of one.

The time it takes to check the web for your information is minimal. Do yourself a favor and take a quick look right now.

If you're feeling a financial pinch this month, blame the school supplies. It's fun to get new binders, erasable pens, and gadgets, but it sets most of us back more than $600 this month.

Buying all of our school supplies at one store won't lead to the biggest savings. There are ways to score cheap markers and free pens and dramatically reduce the back-to-school bill, but we've got to know the tricks before we head out.

Anyone else have a Furby? Or a Lite Brite? Even though newer versions are still in stores, the vintage ones are worth a ton. And those old Star Wars and G.I. Joe action figures might even help you with a down payment on a car.

There is a group in Idaho pushing to get signatures so they vote to increase minimum wage in Idaho.