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When my mom passed away in 2003, Clay and I suddenly found ourselves with two home worth of items to fit into one, tiny house. My dad remarried quickly after my mom passed away. We had been living in a small “mothers-in-law quarters” apartment...

At ATWS we’re interested in challenging the norm of debt and spending. That’s why once a month we feature people who have gone to (what some would say) extreme means with their living situations to get out of debt, save money and live a simpler life...

By Maxine Joselow Imagine living in a room smaller than a parking spot. Now imagine sharing that room with another person. For students in one residence hall at the College of Wooster, this scenario is a reality. They live in pods much smaller than...

Housing costs are a major part of any budget, usually the largest single piece. The government says you can safely put 33% of your income towards housing every month. Would you save more of your paycheck if you spent less on housing? By Wallet Engineer...

This poem is spillover from the February 7, 2017 Poetry Fishbowl. It was inspired by a prompt from Anonymous on Dreamwidth. It also fills the "talk with a friend" square in my 2-1-17 Platonic card for the Valentines Bingo fest. This poem has been sponsored...