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It might seem like everyone under the sun gets approved for a mortgage, but don't be fooled — home loans are no joke. Make these money moves before applying.
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25,000 Reasons to Pamper Your Credit
Would you take good care of your credit score if you knew someday it could save you $25,000?
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.
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 These 5 Money Moves Before Applying for a Mortgage
It might seem like everyone under the sun gets approved for a mortgage, but don't be fooled — home loans are no joke. Make these money moves before applying.
23 Recipes for Slime Your Kids Can Make — and Even Sell!
Slime is the cool new trend among kids, so why not show them how to make it and then sell it?
20 Habits You Must Start Right Now and Be a Better Person
Become the best possible version of you by developing these wholesome, productive habits. Once they've stuck, you're on your way!
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.
Pay These 6 Bills First When Money Is Tight
If your monthly budget just went bust, make sure to prioritize these important bill payments first.
Apperang: Get Paid for Trying iPhone Apps
If you love trying new apps, read this review to learn how you can make money doing what you already enjoy.
Why Warren Buffett Says You Should Invest in Index Funds
Warren Buffett made a huge bet on index funds — and won. Find out if you should make that bet, too.
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.
Are You in the Wrong Career? Here's How to Tell
Get help choosing or changing a career with this collection of life-altering online tools and databases.
ETFs Offer Incredible Benefits...with a Dark Side
MOO is a cute name for a ticker symbol, but not a good reason to buy an exchange-traded fund. Learn what you need to know about these potentially great tools for retail investors.
Best Money Tips: Fast and Cheap Meals for Busy Families
Today we found articles on fast and cheap meals for busy families, things you didn’t know about Apple stores, and a realtor’s tips for getting a lower mortgage payment.
7 Ways to Sweat Less This Summer
This summer is going to be a hot one! You may not be able to beat the heat, but you can deflect the sweat.
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.
Never Use Cash for These 11 Things
Living the cash-only lifestyle can be good for your budget — except when it isn't. Learn why some purchases are best made on credit.
5 Voices to Tune Out When Managing Your Finances
Money is complicated and advice is often welcome. Just know that much of the money advice you hear may actually cost you. A lot.
Best Money Tips: Better Your Brain
Today we found some great articles on how to better your brain, save money on your Super Bowl party, and getting the most out of your workout.
Can Too Many Credit Cards Hurt Your Credit Score?
You're responsible with your credit cards, but you sure have a lot of them. Is that a bad thing?