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Homemade Gluten-Free Trail Mix Bars for About 30 Cents Each
If you're gluten-free this recipe for trail mix bars that cost around 30 cents a piece to make, will keep you in the black and spare your GI tract.
Why You Shouldn't Plan to Retire at Age 65
Most traditional retirement advice columns I read are written as a guide to retiring in your 60s. Although the advice contained in these columns may be useful to some, I think that
10 Places to Get Free Personal Finance Classes
Wise Bread is a great source of personal finance basics, but only one thing beats a proper, quality financial education — a FREE high quality financial education.
11 Terrifying Things That Can Happen When Someone Steals Your Phone (And How You Can Protect It)
Your smartphone is stuffed with piles of personal data, which means the loss of a smartphone really… smarts. Take steps to protect it.
12 Places to Keep Your Money Safe — And Growing
Sure, you could stuff your money into a mattress, but these 12 savings vehicles keep your money safe and they help it grow a little.
How to Avoid Getting Fleeced at Hotels
Maximize the comfort and value of your next hotel stay by avoiding these hidden charges, surprise fees, and other value-sucking vampires.
ETFs Offer Incredible Benefits...with a Dark Side
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Your Website Sucks: Here's What to Do About It
A review of the e-book "Why Your Website Sucks — and How to Fix It," plus other resources to help your website move from sucking to shining.
8 Hot New Food Trends — The Frugal Way
Most new trends often come with a hefty price tag, but you can enjoy these trendy foods on the cheap!
Don't Just Think About Income When Saving for Retirement
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The 10 Stupidest Things Smart People Say
You're smart, wise, savvy — so stop saying these 10 words and phrases that make you look stupid!
Diagnose and Improve Your Financial Health: A 10-Item Checklist
If you resolved to take better care of your finances in 2011, learn what to fix first — and how — with this checkup list.
11 Time Saving Hacks From the World's Busiest People
Time is your most precious resource. Learn how to save some for yourself (and your family), by doing what really super busy people do.
10 Fantastic Facts About Eggs
You know that they're edible; now learn why these frugal sources of protein are incredible.
Best Money Tips: Clean Your Home on a Budget
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Dealing with Post-Holiday Credit Card Debt
It's not the most wonderful time of the year when the first credit card bills from the holiday season start to arrive. Here's how to pay them off.
Never Use Cash for These 11 Things
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It's a Jungle Out There: Spotting Fake Reviews
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Best Money Tips: Stop Your Toilets From Taking A Leak
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7 Ways to Keep Your Retirement Funds From Disappearing
If you've got some retirement savings, you're doing well! Follow these guidelines to keep your savings as strong as possible.