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Relying too much on your financial planner may be costing you. Make sure you retire the smart way, with your interests at the forefront — and not your adviser's.
Whether you want to protect your money from stock market turmoil or a zombie apocalypse, adding gold to your portfolio can be an attractive investment.
Today we found articles on how to prepare your home for fall and winter, money-saving beauty hacks, and a checklist to help you get ready for overnight guests.
Lending money to friends or family is a generous thing to do, but it can also strain on your relationship. Read this to help decide whether or not you should.
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For those who enjoy cooking, the savings are an extra perk. But what if you don't enjoy it? You will, after you start doing these 11 things.
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After lodging and airfare, food is the traveler's biggest expense. Cut the cost, eat well, and learn more about your hosts with these travel dining tips.
What Every Parent Should Know About the New College Financial Aid Rules
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This Is How You Rent Your Place on Airbnb — and Succeed
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How to use up slightly imperfect fruits and veggies.
5 Money Ratios to Live By
These five money ratios answer questions about spending on housing, saving, engagement rings, retirement, and investing.
I Finally Canceled Comcast Cable…Before It Hurt More Than My Wallet
Treat me poorly once, Comcast, shame on you. Provide startlingly awful customer service again, and you lose my business entirely.
5 Things Your Financial Planner Isn't Telling You About Retirement
Relying too much on your financial planner may be costing you. Make sure you retire the smart way, with your interests at the forefront — and not your adviser's.
6 Things Financial Aid Might Not Cover
It's that time of year when students and parents are figuring out how to pay for college. Find out what financial aid covers — and what it doesn't.
7 Ways to Eat More Slowly — and Lose More Weight
Mom's advice to chew each bite 10 times was right. You really can improve your health just by spending more time at the table. Here's how.
Flashback Friday: 48 Ways to Master the Art of Decluttering in Time for Spring
Ready for some spring cleaning? Tap into your decluttering state of mind even before the snow melts.
How to Handle Credit Card Debt When You're Unemployed
Credit card debt while unemployed feels like insult added to injury. But you can pull through: Here's how.
4 Ways to Add Gold to Your Portfolio
Whether you want to protect your money from stock market turmoil or a zombie apocalypse, adding gold to your portfolio can be an attractive investment.
5 Creative Uses for a 529 Plan
You know a 529 savings plan is for your children's college expenses, but with some creative thinking, it can be so much more.
Best Money Tips: How to Prep Your Home for Fall and Winter
Today we found articles on how to prepare your home for fall and winter, money-saving beauty hacks, and a checklist to help you get ready for overnight guests.
Should You Lend to Friends and Family?
Lending money to friends or family is a generous thing to do, but it can also strain on your relationship. Read this to help decide whether or not you should.
4 Ways To Negotiate Your Debt When Cash Flow Is Slow
When you owe a vendor more than you can pay, you and your vendor both have a problem. Solve it.