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It takes a frugal spouse to make a frugal home
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Using Money to Track Swine Flu
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The Many Reasons to Make Do with Less
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5 Financial Moves You Should Make Five Years Before Retirement
With retirement just five years away, you can't afford not to make these smart financial moves.
What to Do When Your Belongings Get Stolen Abroad
Losing your belongings or having them stolen while on vacation is a nightmare, but don't panic. Here's what you need to do.
Real Estate Agents: Do We Really Need Them?
With all the tools and information available to home buyers, are real-estate agents and their commissions really that necessary?
‘Tis The Season To Get A Speeding Ticket! Are You Next?
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How to Earn Tons of Frequent Flyer Miles Without Flying
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FINANCIAL IQ TEST: How Healthy Is Your Budget?
Budgeting is one of the hardest things for any of us to do well –- and stick to. It requires discipline, attention to detail, and persistence. But it doesn’t have to be impossible;
3 Easy Ways to Save Money With Twitter
Who knew there were such great deals to be found in such small messages? You do, now! Learn how a few minutes on Twitter can help keep your wallet full.