A home management binder is a quick, simple, and inexpensive way of corralling important info about your house and your family so it's a snap to find when you need it. Here's what to include in your binder and how to put it together.

Having just finished a week-long time audit, I now have a better sense of where my time goes each day, for better or worse. Here are some of the challenges I faced during the audit, some insights I gained, and some changes I intend to make based on what I've discovered.

Where does the time go?! To find an actual answer to that question, I've undertaken a time audit that will allow me to track what I'm doing with my days. Want to know where you're spending your hours each week? Read on for tips on performing your own time audit.

Wherever you're traveling this season, getting organized before you pack can save you time, stress, and possibly even some cash, making it easier to enjoy your vacation. Here's how to be a savvy packer.

Are you holding onto antiques and collectible items in the hope that they'll be worth something someday? It might turn out that this stuff is just taking up space. Read on for seven pointers on determining what has value and finding good homes for things you're ready to let go of.

Are you spending more on storing your stuff each month than you're spending on yourself? Could the money you spend on storage go to better uses? Does the stuff you have in storage really deserve to be in your life? If you rent a storage unit, now is a great time to reconsider whether you need it.

Avoid the winter chill and bring a bit more order to your nest during this chilly month by tackling some indoor organizing projects. Here are four to get you started.

A weekly meal plan can save you time and money, make it easy to create healthier meals, and spare you the nightly "What's for dinner?" scramble. Here are nine tips on creating a meal plan that will work for you.

Do you have a different organizing style from your spouse/partner or co-workers? Not everyone defines organization the same way or has the same organizing goals, and it can be challenging to agree on how to get organized. Here's how to bridge that divide.

Give yourself a break come April by spending a few minutes a day this month getting your tax-related papers and files in order. You'll thank yourself at tax time! Here's how to get started.