Sometimes it is possible to get something for nothing. With the sharing economy taking over, it’s easier than ever to find free stuff that other people no longer want. Whether you’re looking to outfit ...

All images courtesy of Nextdoor and Two Kids and a Coupon. This post has been sponsored by Nextdoor and DSM Hummingbirds. All opinions and love of free stuff is completely and totally my own. I admit.

Whoever said there’s no such thing as a free lunch has never visited Craigslist. The site’s been connecting people who want free stuff with people who want to give stuff away for free since 1995. And ...

As the world becomes even more commercialized, an increasing amount of free stuff can be had through discount offers, recycling efforts and internet loss leaders. Learning where to look for these ...

Do you like free stuff? In this week's Cheap Thoughts, Rob talks about the five ways you can find free stuff online.

Bloggers Marc and Angel outline 7 Google search tricks beyond just search operators like quotes and plus signs. My favorite is using social bookmarking sites to bypass spammers: If you are on the hunt ...

A few weeks ago we shared a tip from Crystal Franklin in Bath, who saves on duds for her children through the online clothing exchange ThredUp.com. That prompted a follow-up from Pat Luftman in Emmaus ...

Sometimes it is possible to get something for nothing. With the sharing economy taking over, it’s easier than ever to find free stuff that other people no longer want. Whether you’re looking to outfit ...