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5 Frugal Birthday Party Games
Some of the best birthday party activities are also the cheapest. Have a fun, frugal children's birthday party with these great activities.
6 Easy Ways to Get Rid of Mold on Common Household Items
Yuck mold — and it's everywhere! Get rid of it while keeping your stuff with some easy cleaning tricks.
The 7 Most Common Tax Questions for Beginners, Answered
Never fear, newbies — those tax forms won't bite! All your basic tax questions are here, answered.
6 Money Lessons From African-American Leaders
From TED talks to the blues, these African American leaders have imparted their financial wisdom on the world.
Why You Can Accomplish Even Your Wildest Dreams
You are born knowing nothing but you learn everything. It's not your talent, but your persistence that will help you achieve the impossible.
If You're Doing This on Your First Date, You're Not Getting a Second
First dates are nerve-wracking, but you can end them fast — and your shot at a second — before they even get started with any of these moves.
6 Harmful Money Beliefs That Are Keeping You Poor
For many, the only thing standing between scraping by and real financial security are some outdated beliefs. Are these ideas holding you back?
Peer to Peer Lending: Prosper Marketplace or Lending Club?
Whether you're a borrower or investor, here is a quick comparison guide on the two largest peer to peer lending companies.
The 5 Best Woks
Want to make the best stir-fry recipes in the comfort of your own home? Then these five versatile woks deserve a spot in your kitchen arsenal.
Why You Shouldn't Plan to Retire at Age 65
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4 Places to Start Your Debt Management Crusade
Taking control of debt is essential to preventing it from getting out of hand. Here are some tips to get you started with a debt management plan.
Make 15 Junk Food Favorites Healthier and Cheaper at Home
Junk food can be tough on both wallet and waistline. Maintain the health of both with these easy copycats of your favorite packaged foods.
9 Financial Lessons People Learn in High School — Did You?
While high schoolers don't often have complicated financial lives, money is still part of growing up. Many early lessons carry on to adulthood.
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.
Who Pays When Loved Ones Leave Debt Behind?
Losing a loved one is hard enough. Managing their unfinished money matters makes it tougher.
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.
Best Money Tips: Ways to Save Hundreds on Groceries
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Wise Bread Reloaded: Right Now Is the Time to Get Ready for Thanksgiving
Instead of procrastinating about Thanksgiving prep this year, get a decent start on the holiday and enjoy the season for once. Ready? Go!
Best Money Tips: Have an Exciting Staycation
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Tax Breaks for Going Green
With the many tax deductions and credits available to business owners, making your company more sustainable can pay off when you do your taxes.