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What a New Baby Really Needs
If you don't want to break the bank getting ready for your new baby, check this list for the items that are truly essential — and those that can be ignored.
5 Best Online Brokerages for Your IRA
You know you should be socking more away for retirement, but how? Start now with an IRA at one of these newbie friendly online brokerages.
What You Need to Semi-Retire Abroad Right Now
If you'd like to pack your bags and head overseas for a semiretirement, here's what you need first.
8 Quick Dinners for Lazy Cooks
Who has the gumption to make dinner? Even the laziest of home cooks can prep one of these fast, easy, and delicious recipes that feed a household.
5-Minute Finance: Checking Your Credit Score
Do you know your credit score? You should — and it only takes five minutes to find out.
How to Revamp Your Budget for Retirement
When you leave the working world, you don't get to leave budgeting behind. In fact, you should overhaul it for your golden years.
Business Advice from a Billionaire
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How I've Scored Free Travel for 5 Years Straight
I haven't paid for hotels or flights in over five years, and I've traveled all over the world. Here's my secret.
5 International Cities to Boost Your Standard of Living for Less
Where can wannabe U.S. expats improve their quality of life for less? Here are five cities that you may have never considered before.
6 More Apps That Pay You to Shop
Think you've heard it all when it comes to apps that pay you to shop? Think again. Here are six more.
10 Surprising Benefits of: Caffeine
Caffeine, whether from coffee, tea, soda pop, or energy drink, is more than a chemical pick-me-up. Read on to learn how it helps us think, breathe, and more.
20 Snacks That Will Keep You Energized Through the Day
Power through the mid-morning slump and afternoon doldrums with a healthful handful of these nutritious, energy-rich snacks.
7 Reasonable Alternatives to Buying
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6 Self Help Mantras That Actually Hurt
The Internet is awash in self-help advice and "mantras." Unfortunately, a lot of it just doesn't work. Like these.
The 8 Scariest Things Probably Coming to Air Travel
If you think flying coach is uncomfortable now, just wait until you see what the airline industry has planned for you!
Best Money Tips: The Enemies of Productivity
Today we found some terrific articles about the enemies of productivity, smart ways to stick to habits, and saving up for big purchases.
8 Supposedly Unhealthy Foods That Are Actually Good for You
Oh go ahead, have another cup of coffee — it's good for you! Find out what other foods you can go ahead and stop avoiding now, too.
Weak Credit? You Can Still Get a Mortgage Despite Tough Lending Standards
Your credit score has seen better days, but that doesn't mean you can't get a mortgage. You have options!
10 Frugalfying Ways to get to $1 Million
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Should You Go on Vacation While You're in Debt?
Vacation is usually the first thing to go when tackling debt. But it doesn't have to be.