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If your to-do list is long on tasks and short on check-marks, up the power of everybody's favorite productivity tool with a few simple tweaks.
Moving? Don't Skimp on These Critical Expenses
Nobody likes moving, and nobody likes paying for it either. You can make the day go easier — with less damage to your stuff — by spending wisely.
10 Difficult Jobs That Are Worth the Effort
The hours are long, the work is hard, and in some cases, the pay is low. Find out why these demanding jobs are worth your while.
Women: How and Why to Take Charge of Your Finances
Women live longer than men yet set aside less money for retirement. Learn how you can become more financially independent today.
8 Signs You're Committing Financial Infidelity
Does your partner know everything they need to know about your finances?
Best Money Tips: What You Should Know About a Company Before You Join
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Close-to-Home Outdoor Adventure Basics
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5 Times It's Okay to Delay Retirement Savings
We'll just about never tell you to put off retirement savings. But in these extreme and temporary instances, it might be okay.
6 Highly Effective Ways to Save Without Clipping a Coupon
You save big bucks on your next shopping trip, no coupon-clipping required. It's easier than you think!
19 Tips to Cut Costs by Using Your Oven Efficiently
The oven is not the most energy-efficient way to prepare your food. 19 tips to help you maximize your oven’s energy-efficiency, as well as to cut your cooking costs.
Savings Bonds as Interest-Earning Travelers Checks
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5 Politicians Who Struggled With Debt
Money woes can strike just about anyone, even those who would seek to lead us. Would you vote for these five debtors?
Financial IQ Test: How Healthy Are Your Bank Accounts?
Following is a Financial IQ Test, designed to help you determine how healthy your bank accounts –- and your interaction with them -– are. Tally up your score and see how you fare.
9 Amazing DIY Lamps You Want in Your House
If you can't find an affordable lamp that's perfect for your space, make one! These nine easy lamp projects can get you started.
Dealing With Debt: Credit Counselors
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13 Financial Gifts to Give Yourself This Holiday Season
Don't forget this very important person on your holiday gift list — you! How about one of these smart financial gifts?
Sometimes, "Too Good To Be True" Is Not True
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The 5 Best Pet Cameras
Keeping track of your pet's adventures isn't easy, but it can be. Use any of these pet cameras and you'll get a peek into their world.