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This Is How Much the Fed's Interest Rate Hike Might Cost You
The Fed is raising benchmark rates for the first time since 2008's economic meltdown. Here's how this move will affect borrowers.
Why Private Banking Isn't Just for Millionaires Anymore
Whether you're a billionaire buying a jet, or a spy who needs a suitcase packed with $100 bills, private banks provide services not available to ordinary people — until now.
What would you do with the F.U. money?
One of my close friends at work can often be heard saying “man, if only I had the F.U. money.” By that, of course, he means that if he had enough money to not care about losing his
Bridging The Gap From Dining Out To Eating In
Feeling guilty about not having bridged the gap from dining out to cooking in? Don't. Follow my lead and I show you how to take baby steps from full-service to self-service.
Are you an "Adult" Investor?
With the use of provocative phrases such as "hard sell," "sharp-rise," "capital injection," inflation," "surge" and "double-digit
Bankruptcy is a good thing
I don't mean that declaring bankruptcy is a good thing--obviously that sucks for everyone involved. But a system of bankruptcy is a good thing. It's good for creditors an
Best Money Tips: Tax Tips to Help You Get Started
Today we found some great articles on tax tips to help you get started this filing season, what to do before you lose your wallet, and working from home with young children.
How to Stretch Your Airline Miles With Dynamic Award Pricing
Dynamic award pricing is here to stay, but there are still plenty of ways to get the most out of your airline miles.
10 Ways to Revive Your Resolution to Exercise
If you're like most of us, you've lost your New Year's resolve to exercise more. Here are 10 ways to rekindle your motivation and restart your health kick.
Best Money Tips: Signs You May Be a Shopaholic
Today we found some great articles on signs you may be a shopaholic, making your life easier by snapping a photo, and planning for worst-case scenarios.
12 Entry Level Jobs With Surprisingly High Salaries
There's no need to struggle right out of school if you land one of these high paying entry level jobs.
Best Money Tips: How to Save on Banking Fees
Today we found some great articles on saving on banking fees, decluttering your kitchen, and time management rules you are breaking.
Dealing with Nasty Debt Collectors
You may (or may not) be delinquent with a debt payment, but debt collectors don’t have carte blanche with regards to how they can hustle the money from you. Some can be rude, make
Best Money Tips: Alternative Uses for Household Items
Today we found some great articles on alternative uses for household items, things to consider when choosing health insurance, and principles to increasing your net worth.
6 Tax Deductions Job-Hunters Can’t Afford to Overlook
If you spent part of last year looking for a job, you might like the IRS a little more this tax season. Discover tax deductions just for job seekers.
Gas Is High Enough….
Watching my local newscast a few nights ago, I was disturbed by the assumption that the anchor made regarding rising gas prices and consumer reaction.
Ask the Readers: What is Your Best Frugal Date Idea?
Tell us about your best frugal date idea and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
Ask the Readers: What Is Your Favorite Frugal Food?
Tell us about your favorite frugal food and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
Cell Phone Relief
Tired of those early termination fees that cell phone companies stick you with? Well, help may be on the way, but it may just be a case of the fox watching the hen-house.
8 Reasons to Buy Local (Even If It Costs a Little More)
Buying local is more than just a feel-good tactic. Find out how neighborly spending can really benefit both you and your community.