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From improving your health to interacting with your kids more, there are compelling reasons to wear a pedometer — even if you spend all day at home.
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You know how to dress, shake hands, and conduct yourself for the perfect job interview. But how do you bring up salary?
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Add a few of these super healthy ingredients to your dishes. They won't affect the flavor, but they will supercharge the nutrition.
5 Ways the Ebola Outbreak Could Hurt the Economy — And Your Wallet
While you probably don't have to worry contracting Ebola yourself, the deadly virus certainly may infect your finances.
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It's time to have "the talk" with your kids. No, not that one. The one about financial responsibility.
10 Weird and Wonderful Ways to Use Vinegar
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Cash Might Make You Happier, But Investments Will Make You Richer
Having a lot of cash on hand might put a smile on your face, but if it's long-term wealth you're after, you need to invest.
Who Really Benefits From a Class-Action Settlement?
Class-action lawsuits are long, complicated legal endeavors. But does anyone really cash in?
When Does Your Credit Card Start Charging Interest on a Purchase?
There's a lot that goes into a credit card's interest rate. The most important thing you need to know is when you'll be charged for it.
Best Money Tips: How to Become a Better Listener
Today we found some great articles on tips to become a better listener, ways to eat less sugar, and goals for a more organized life.
5 Money Conversations Couples Should Have Before Retirement
You and your spouse can't wait to enjoy your retirement years, but before you dive in, you need to talk money.
8 Personal Finance Lessons Women Learn in Their 20s
The financial lessons we learn in our 20s prepare us for the decades to follow. Here's what to learn at the intersection of youth, love, and money.
11 Ways to Prepare for Your Best Black Friday
Black Friday can be a mega budget-buster. Avoid the damage and shop smarter by making these money moves first.
4 Ways to Avoid Awkward Moments at White Elephant Parties
It's better to give than to receive...especially when you're stuck with the worst gift at a white elephant party. Follow these tips to keep things fun.
3 Ways to Fund Your Business Without Touching Savings
Don't take one step forward and two steps back. Here's how to fund a new business venture without touching your retirement savings.
4 Easy Ways to Get Richer In 2018
A new year is a fresh start for your finances. Make these small money moves now, and you'll end 2018 richer than you started it.
Suze Orman's Approved Card Gets Mixed Reviews and Controversy
Suze's new debit card stirred up controversy when she called a critic an "idiot." Are you stupid for not using this card?
The Encouraging Truth About How Americans Are Covering the Cost of College
Everybody knows college is expensive, but just how much are people really paying out of pocket? A recent survey sheds some light.
How to Succeed When You're the Oldest Person at Work
When your boss is much younger than you, it can be a blow to the ego. It's time to let it go and get on with the job.