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Best Money Tips: Affordable Travel Tips
Today we found some awesome articles on affordable travel tips, grocery shopping for 4 on $100 a week, and ways to avoid a money pit.
How to Get the Job Without Saying a Word
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5 Ways to Get Someone to Say "Yes"
A lot of what we do in life comes down to persuading people to say "yes." Here's to how get to that yes faster and more often.
9 Things You Must Do If You're Traveling With Kids
Summer vacation season is almost here! Make your next family excursion and more relaxing and fun with these no-stress travel tips.
Here's Why Multitasking and Money Don't Mix
Science says multitasking hurts our productivity. Here's how multitasking keeps you from your financial goals, too.
5 Ways Wrath Is Keeping You Poor
You might be deeply angry about something, but that kind of emotion is not doing your finances any good at all.
Everybody's Wrong About How Much House You Can Afford
Owning too much house often leads to your house owning you. Avoid becoming house poor with a radical approach to housing costs.
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Best Money Tips: Ways to Save Money on Your Vacation
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Best Money Tips: Cost Effective Things to Do This Memorial Day
Today we found some amazing articles on cost effective things to do this Memorial Day, saving on moving, and affordable wedding venues.
These 5 Expenses Will Probably Cost You a Lot Less in Retirement
There's one silver lining to retirement planning: These five expenses are likely to dwindle in your golden years.
The Cheapest Way to Get Fit and Strong in 30 Days or Less
It's not quite sneaking into the gym — but it's close. With some clever scheduling anybody can get a month or more of free workouts at the gym.
10 Body Language Mistakes That Can Sabotage Any Social Interaction
Sit up straight and take a look at these common body language mistakes — you just may be blowing it without even knowing it.
Think the Housing Bubble Was Bad? Check Out These Other Crazy Investment Bubbles
In the 1600s, tulip trading nearly ruined Holland. Yup — tulips.
Best Money Tips: Cool Tech Products to Check Out in 2017
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8 Warning Signs You're Going to Bomb Your Job Interview
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The First Payday: Helping Your Teen Understand Money
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9 Easy Ways to Save $50 Every Month
From subscription services to cooling off, you can shave 50 bucks — or more — off your monthly spend with these tips and tools, no sweat.
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What is "Quantitative Easing" Anyway?
Recently the news is abuzz with the term "quantitative easing." What is it anyway and how does it affect you?