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Trying to find a job after college can be intimidating enough — forget about getting control of your money. But these five steps make financial independence simple.
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A key part of financial planning is goal setting. With the help of a conservative economic forecast and a common financial equation, you can plan how to reach it.
The Wall Street Journal has an opinion piece by Arthur Laffer that shows a scary graph of the monetary base, which has surged enormously in the past year. He suggests that this is
The best thing about public school is that it keeps kids occupied and not spending money for six hours a day or more. Now that it's summer, here re seven ideas for free or very che
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Best Money Tips: Slay Your Financial Fears
Today we found some fantastic articles on simple ways to slay your financial fears, whether it's cheaper to buy or stream music, and airline fees worth paying for.
3 Surprising Ways to Save on Wireless Bills
Cell phone voice and data charges can climb in a hurry. Keep your cell data bill manageable by managing your plan, and your usage, more cleverly.
10 Signs You Aren't Saving Enough for Retirement
Do you get the sinking feeling you aren't saving enough for retirement? You probably aren't.
11 Smart Ways to Boost Your Gas Mileage
Spend more time on the open road and less standing at the pump. These easy fuel-saving hacks will keep more money in your pocket.
Choosing Local Businesses
The big-box stores might have everything you want at what seems to be a better price, but there are good reasons why you should buy local.
Don't worry about missing the bottom in houses
I've recently heard from several people who want to buy a house and are thinking that now may be the time. In particular, they're worried that waiting might cause them to "miss th
10 Money Lessons I Learned From Dad
Dads are a great source of knowledge. And when it comes to saving money, they always seem to know to steer us right. Happy Father's Day!
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5 Financial Steps to Take After Graduating From College
Trying to find a job after college can be intimidating enough — forget about getting control of your money. But these five steps make financial independence simple.
Welcome TIME Magazine Readers!
We are so excited to be mentioned in the most recent print issue of TIME magazine. Readers looking here for blog posts by myself or our other bloggers will find that we have a wid
5 Easy Ways to Take Better Care of Your Back
Back pain can make even the simplest tasks painful and difficult. Keep your back healthy and pain free with these simple health and fitness tricks.
Why I Love Using Skype to Keep in Touch With Family and Coworkers
If you're not using Skype you're wasting a fortune on calls. Learn why I've been using Skype for years and how you can start saving today.
How Much Money Will You Have in 30 Years?
A key part of financial planning is goal setting. With the help of a conservative economic forecast and a common financial equation, you can plan how to reach it.
Flashback Friday: 45 Life Lessons You'd Give to Your Younger Self
If only you could go back in time, here's everything you'd tell your younger self.
Oh noes! Inflation!
The Wall Street Journal has an opinion piece by Arthur Laffer that shows a scary graph of the monetary base, which has surged enormously in the past year. He suggests that this is
The 6 Worst Resolutions Most of Us Will Make for 2014
You'll probably be making one (or more) of these terrible — and common — New Year Resolutions. Here's how to make them stick.
All the Ways Minimum Payments Are Evil
Credit card debt can be rough enough on its own. It's the minimum payments, though, that will really hurt you.
Don't Tell Anyone: 11 Secret Starbucks Saving Tips
It can be fun to indulge in a coffee at Starbucks — and with these surprising tips, you can get your coffee fix for less.
Summer Freebies and Bargains for Kids
The best thing about public school is that it keeps kids occupied and not spending money for six hours a day or more. Now that it's summer, here re seven ideas for free or very che
3 Ways Your Credit Card Rewards Can Make You Rich
Here are 3 ways you can turn your credit card cash rewards into wealth.