A commenter on a recent article of mine on credit card usage, suggested a follow-up post with an eye to uncovering the mysteries of credit card rewards programs.
And in my research, I discove [more]
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Credit Card Rewards Programs
A commenter on a recent article of mine on credit card usage, suggested a follow-up post with an eye to uncovering the mysteries of credit card rewards programs. And in my research, I discove [more]
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Generosity or Stupidity?
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Why You Should Always "Get It in Writing"
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7 Investment Accounts All 30-Somethings Should Have
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The Real Value of Forever Stamps
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Credit Scores
Maintaining a good credit score is important, no matter what your financial goals are.
7 Ways My Clunker Is Smarter Than a Hybrid
Hybrid cars are all the rage, but keeping a "clunker" might be a better move, environmentally and financially.
5 Homebuying Questions You're Embarrassed to Ask
New homeownership comes with more new terms and phrases than one can keep up with. Don't be embarrassed to ask these questions!
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28 Ways to Have Cheap Halloween Fun
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13 Things I Learned From Renting Out My Home on Airbnb
Ever wonder what it's like to list your place on Airbnb? Here's the real story.
Stop! Don't Make These 6 Dumb Mistakes With Your Financial Windfall
We all dream about scoring a big financial windfall — and all the great ways to spend it. If fortune does favor you, don't blow it!
10 Outlet Shopping Hacks That Will Save You Big
Save even more on your next trip to the outlet mall with these shopping tips guaranteed to make the trek worthwhile.
What Happens When We're Not Logical With Money
People aren't always logical when it comes to spending money. A recent Nobel Prize winner uncovered some stunning examples.
20 Cheap, Fun Things to Do This Summer
Let the sun shine on savings with these fun and family-friendly summer activities. The best part? They're super cheap!