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The 5 Best Fans
Staying cool in the summer heat isn't easy, it can be. Just use any of these five fans and you will always stay comfortably cool.
Will New Chip-and-PIN Credit Cards Stop Identity Theft?
Pretty soon you'll be getting a new, more secure credit card in the mailbox. It's called "chip and PIN," and here's what you need to know about it.
9 Great Stocks for Back-to-School Time
Back-to-school stocks are poised to have a strong autumn. Consider adding these strong cool-weather performers to your portfolio.
Flashback Friday: 62 Creative Uses for Your Favorite Condiments
Even if you put ketchup or Sriracha on everything already, you've probably never tried them like this!
Best Money Tips: Everybody Should Know How to Cook These Foods
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Cavalcade of Risk - November 4, 2009 - How Much Assurance Does Your Insurance Offer?
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The EpiPen price hike is no special circumstance. Pharmaceutical companies are making bank on your illness, one pill at a time.
Here's the Best Reason to Eat More Chocolate
Learn why chocolate can be a "Super Food," and how to get the most healthy goodness you can with every delicious bite.
Book Review: How Gen Y Employees Can Save You Money and Grow Your Business
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Today we found some fantastic articles on useful things to do with your tax refund money, when renting makes more sense than buying, and reasons to use a cash-only spending plan.
15 Cheap and Ingenious Ways to Upgrade Your Furniture
Sprucing up your furniture and your space doesn't have to be expensive — or difficult. Here's how update your old stuff for cheap!
Hold That resume! 5 Red Flags in Online Job Listings
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Book 'Em This Season
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12 Cool Things to Do with Used Dryer Sheets
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7 Bizarre Ways to Stay on Budget (That Actually Work)
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Ruthless Frugality
Put some thought into where really cheap stuff comes from.
Can a Little Inflation Be Good?
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This Is What It Really Costs to Get Sick
Even with Obamacare, unexpected medical costs can hit your finances hard. Here's what it costs to get sick, and what you can do.