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Video on How to Spot Counterfeits
As part of introducing the new $100 that'll come out in February, the US Treasury is producing a video podcast, and the current episode is on spotting counterfeit notes.
Last-Minute, Stress-Free Holiday Decorating
Whether you've never decorated for the holidays before or just want a fresh look, here's how to do it quickly, without spending a ton of cash or losing your mind.
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From beginner to seasoned expert, any investor can make these mistakes. Discover what they are so you can avoid them and maximize your returns.
How Will The Comcast/NBC Merger Really Affect You?
The deal has been approved, and there's a lot of speculation about what it will mean for you, the consumer. Discover the truth behind common questions.
How to Make Your Favorite Summer Produce Last All Year
Strawberries and cherries might only be in season during the summer, but with the right skills and gear, you can eat them all year long.
11 Genius Storage Solutions for Your Kid's Room
Kids' stuff can clutter up your home fast. Keep it under control (at least for a while!) with some clever and frugal storage solutions.
How Being Uninformed Costs You Money
Information is power. And without it, you're losing money.
10 Life Skills for Working Moms
It's no secret balancing work and family takes skill — these life skills, in particular, should be mastered by every working mom.
How to Calculate the Value of Your Credit Card Rewards
Ever wonder what your credit card rewards are actually worth? Let's find out.
Eating Locally on a Budget
Eating locally is trendy right now, and for good reasons. Local food is fresher, healthier, better tasting, better for your community, and better for the planet.
10 Great Jobs for College Students
If you're in college, check out these flexible gigs that can get you some extra cash — and important resume-building experience.
The Best Way to Freeze Produce and Meat
Pinch pennies while doing your part to stop food waste. Learn how to freeze everything from cheese to fruit.
When you stretch and stretch and the ends don't meet
Sometimes wanting something and trying for it aren't enough. The honest truth is that, no matter how frugal you are, no matter how extensive your emergency fund, no matter how
The many reasons--besides frugality--to do for yourself
Doing for yourself--cooking your own meals, making your own clothes, growing your own vegetables, playing your own music, baking your own bread--is sometimes justified on the groun
Avoid These 5 Costly Health Insurance Mistakes
You can’t set-and-forget your health insurance. Keep your wallet off of life support!
The Quiet Millionaire: Part 6 - Are You Paying Too Much Tax?
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A Brief History of Credit Card Marketing Tactics
Credit card companies have been trying to part us from our money for years — and their techniques are only getting more sophisticated.
Why You Should Donate a Blood Sucking Timeshare
My parents always told me that buying a timeshare is a bad idea because of the inflated upfront cost and perpetual maintenance and exchange fees the timeshare companies pile on.
6 Ways Peer Lending Can Boost Your Wallet
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Best Money Tips: Save Money as a Wedding Guest
Today we found some great articles on saving money as a wedding guest, getting your family on board to save dough, and spotting a horrible roommate before moving in.