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How an HSA Could Help Your Retirement
You know socking money into a 401(k) or IRA will help fund your retirement years. An HSA could help, too.
5 Financial Obstacles That Are Especially Tough for Women
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Why Timing Is Everything When Saving Money on Travel
Want a great holiday on a budget? Consider going there when no one else is.
Car Sharing for Businesses: Save Money and Go Green
Commercial car sharing can increase workplace productivity, save money, and (of course) help the environment.
Best Money Tips: Beat Rising Travel Costs
Today we found some awesome articles on beating rising summer travel costs, what high schoolers should know about money, and how to get your first credit card.
We Do the Math: Will an Electric Mower Trim Lawn Care Costs?
Should you get a gas lawn mower or electric? Let's weigh the financial pros and cons and see which offers the most value.
6 Back-to-School Items You Can Buy Used
Facing that back-to-school budget crunch? Instead of buying school supplies brand-new, get them used.
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IRS Wants Its $7 Billion From Independent Contractor Misclassifications
The contractor model is particularly appealing in a down economy. However, what seems like a great way to save money may be costly if it's determined that your contractors are m
How to Start a Business With Your 401(k)
Want to start your dream business but don't have the funds? There's a way to tap your 401(k) without the normal early withdrawal penalties.