Rub a rabbit's foot for good luck in money matters. Carry one on a key chain. Learn some of the possible origins of the superstitions associated with this well-known lucky charm.

Online entries for sweepstakes have become very popular but mail-in entries haven't yet gone the way of the dinosaur. Learn what the best basic supplies for mail-in entries are to have on hand.

Don't get rid of your favorite soft drink bottles just yet. The My Coke Rewards program has tons of chances to win great prizes. Just enter the codes found on participating brands.

Since sweepstakers routinely give out their personal information, they're likely to be the target of telemarketers. The National Do Not Call Registry can be part of your plan to counter excessive telemarketing, scammers and con artists.

Do you want to make the best use of your sweepstaking time but aren't sure where to begin? While you certainly don't have to limit yourself to one type of entry, you will get a better return for your time spent sweeping if you develop a tracking system.

Online-Sweepstakes.com is a huge directory of online sweeps of various types and value from small to big cash prizes. The best part is it's free and easy to use.

A lot of sweepstakers rely on newsletters and internet forums to keep up to date on the latest sweeps. But keeping track of your fave sites on your own doesn't have to take too much time. Learn time-saving tips here.

Common sense tells us it's never legitimate to pay to win a sweepstakes. Charitable gaming is an exception. But there are things to watch out for. Learn tips for avoiding pay to win scams.

As part of the continuing series on luck traditions, we take a look at the Book of Psalms. It's a wonderful resource for verses to use in prayers related to luck and success.

Quiz bowls allow students to show their academic excellence and be part of a team of their peers. Many of the winners are successful later in life professionally and even compete on TV game shows.