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How Much Money Will You Have in 30 Years?
A key part of financial planning is goal setting. With the help of a conservative economic forecast and a common financial equation, you can plan how to reach it.
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Reduce your carbon footprint and make someone happy with these awesome green gift ideas.
Oh noes! Inflation!
The Wall Street Journal has an opinion piece by Arthur Laffer that shows a scary graph of the monetary base, which has surged enormously in the past year. He suggests that this is
Save a Bundle on Your Groceries: Consider Your Local Asian Market
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In advertising, my chosen career, there is an unwritten rule for working with clients that makes everyone’s lives just a little better. It’s the three F rule. But when I explained
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When Should You Get a Vacation Rental Instead of a Hotel?
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Ask the Readers: Do you Return Gifts? (Chance to Win $10!)
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The Smart Way to Pay for Cell Phone Service
Prepaid month-to-month or postpaid on contract? The smarter, cheaper option may surprise you.
How to Buy and Prepare Fresh Fish
Learn how to choose the freshest fish and add this delicious and healthy protein to your diet.
9 Restaurant Secret Menu Items That'll Actually Save you Money
Hack the menu at your favorite spot and save some money on your next meal or drink. You'll never order the same way again.
Multivitamins Aren't as Good as You Think: Eat These Real Foods Instead
There's evidence that multivitamins aren't as useful as once thought. Instead, get your vitamins and minerals the old fashioned way — from these healthy, tasty foods.
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Stop slouching! Look thinner and feel better with these posture perfecting stretches anyone can do.
Best Money Tips: Eat Less and Lower Your Grocery Bill
Today we found some wonderful articles on eating less and lowering your grocery bill, avoiding getting ripped off while traveling, and protecting yourself from identity thieves.
They Offered You a Promotion and No Pay Raise. Now What?
These days, a shiny new job title doesn't always mean more money. Weigh your options before you accept a promotion without a pay raise.
4 Reasons to Add Your Teen as an Authorized User on Your Credit Card
Giving your teen authorized user access to your credit card might sound risky. Here's why you should do it anyway.
7 Traps to Avoid With Your 401(k)
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Best Money Tips: The Best Sites for Renting and Buying Textbooks
Today we found some stellar articles on the best sites for renting and buying textbooks, steps to financial prosperity, and things you should know about the U.S. economy.
7 Ways to Make the Most of a Tiny Kitchen
A tiny kitchen can make cooking seem more unappetizing than two-week-old leftovers. But with some creativity and thought, even the smallest kitchen can be functional and inviting.