From cutting costs to getting unadvertised discounts to setting up an automatic savings plan, these 37 easy changes can help you save more money...today.
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You might have thought that the $700 billion bailout bill seemed a bit excessive. You'll be relieved to hear that the bill that the President will sign tonight is worth a mere $800
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Americans' savings rate up to almost 7% - who benefits?
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5 Things Americans Spend Too Much On
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Budgeting: Projection or Prophecy?
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Your Brain Is Keeping You in Debt (And How to Fix It)
Why can't you chip away at that daunting pile of debt? You might want to blame your brain.
How to Get Along With Someone You Hate
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