Money experts can make you feel like a failure or financial nitwit if you ignore their prudent advice. But, quiet as it’s kept, there are times when it’s OK to break a few money rules — and you won’t go belly-up in the process. Here are three money rules you can break without feeling guilty.

If you’re looking for natural remedies to fight cold and flu, you may want to consider elderberry. Various parts of the black elder plant have been used in folk medicine for hundreds of years to treat colds, flu and upper respiratory infections.

Conducting a secret job search when you have a bloodhound boss or nosey colleagues isn’t easy. Yet, secrecy can be critical to both keeping the job you already have and landing a new and improved gig. Here are some of the best ways to keep your job search hush-hush.

All those festive glasses of wine and other spirits may taste great going down, but leave you battling a throbbing headache, nausea and fatigue. Fortunately, hangover relief is at hand.

Whether you’re an eco-conscious consumer or a concerned parent, you’re probably worried about pesticides in the food you eat. A new product on the market is a fast, inexpensive dipstick test that will warn you of even small amounts of pesticides in food and beverages.

CLA is by no means a magic weight loss pill. The amount of extra weight loss you’ll see when taking this dietary supplement may amount to only four or five pounds per year. Still, CLA has proven weight loss benefits, and most of us don’t get enough of it. So it’s worth considering adding it to your diet.

Weight gain is one of the biggest concerns for pregnant women. While you need to put on a certain amount of weight to help nourish your baby, packing on too many pounds can be dangerous. A study presented at the European Congress on Obesity in 2009 suggests that eating probiotics may help you stay within a healthy range.

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), hearing loss is the most common congenital condition in the U.S., caused by factors such as maternal illness and low birth weight. But, hearing loss isn’t just congenital. One in eight children have noise-induced hearing loss.