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The new $5 enters circulation today with a ceremonial "first spend" at the gift shop of President Lincoln’s Cottage at the Soldiers’ Home in Washington, D.
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How the Risk Averse Can Get Into the Stock Market
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8 Reasons You're Bad at Money — And How to Fix It ASAP
Bad money habits are hard to break — but you can do it. It's time to ditch the excuses and fix your finances.
3-Ingredient Instant Pot Recipes That Fit Any Budget
Take the guesswork out of dinner with an instant pot and these easy three-ingredient recipes.
Best Money Tips: Quick and Easy Tips to Become a Millionaire
Today we found some great articles on quick and easy tips that’ll make you a millionaire, small changes for a happier you, and health risks to watch out for this summer.
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Technology can be helpful, wonderful...and incessant. Discover why it's important to put the smartphone down and take a break.
9 Money Secrets of the Amish
The lifestyle of the Amish includes hard work and simple living — which also equals more money in the bank. Could simpler finances work for you?
Renting is cheaper
Everybody has seen a rent-versus-buy analysis. Here's a different way to look at it.
When You Should Fire Your Accountant
A bad accountant can cost you extra money, give you bad advice, and even get you in trouble with the IRS. Here's how to know when to switch.
A Google employee perk we can all get free
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Are Starter Homes Still a Thing?
Starter homes used to be the norm. But in today's housing market, you might not need those homeowner training wheels.
Doubling Your Money with the Rule of 72
Did you ever wonder how financial professionals can so quickly mentally calculate how much money you’ll have in 30 years based on an investment return? Seems like magic, huh? Well,
Need to Sell Your House? Here's How to Let Go
Selling your home is more than just signing on a dotted line. You have to find emotional closure, too.
All the Ways You Can Score More Points and Miles This Holiday Season
While you're busy holiday shopping and preparing for trips to see the family, why not earn tons of points and miles in the process?
25 Ways to Boost Creativity
Feel like your brain is drained? Get inspired with these 25 tips for expanding your creative horizons.
New $5 bill starts circulating today
The new $5 enters circulation today with a ceremonial "first spend" at the gift shop of President Lincoln’s Cottage at the Soldiers’ Home in Washington, D.
The 5 Best Hairsprays
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I Bond rates go to zero
Since 1998, the US Treasury has had a pretty good deal for small savers who were worried about inflation--the Series I Savings Bond. The interest it paid was based on inflation pl