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Best Money Tips: Throw a Holiday Party for Less
Today we found some awesome articles on throwing a holiday party for less, gifts for women in their 30s, and shopping secrets for Costco, BJ's, and Sam's Club.
Be on the Lookout for Credit Card Checkout Fees
Thanks to an antitrust settlement, retailers now have the right to charge you a fee for paying with your credit card. Learn how to fight back.
10 Frugal Ways to Reduce Workplace Stress
You can reduce your stress levels at work without spending much (or any) money. Science says so!
Business Succession Planning Part 3: Using Disability Insurance to Protect your Business Interest
So buy now you have a shareholder's agreement in place, and it has been funded properly with Life Insurance. But what happens if an owner becomes disabled? It could mean bad new
How to Make Whipped Cream by Hand
Whisking cream by hand can seem intimidating, but with a little bit of time and gumption, you can make your very own delicious homemade whipped cream.
Best Money Tips: Painless Ways to Save $1,000 by Summer
Today we found painless ways to save $1,000 by summer, great deals for January, and ways to eat well on a budget.
Craigslist Shopping 101
Here are the basic details of how Craigslist works and the tools that can give you the advantage in buying only the best!
6 Surprising Ways a Houseplant Can Save You Money
A little greenery can go a long way! Add a houseplant or two, and you might be surprised at the savings.
6 Money Questions You Never Have to Answer
When Nosy Parkers start prying into personal money matters, here's how to shut 'em down.
What's an employee to do? Part 1
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Honda Hybrids
Honda is hoping to make it’s hybrid car more accessible to mainstream consumers, which is good news for the environment but may be bad news for Detroit.
Best Money Tips: Dinner Recipes for $2 or Less
Today we found some fantastic articles on dinner recipes for $2 or less, where spending money could save you money, and resume red flags to avoid.
5 Signs the House You Want to Buy Is a Money Pit
Ready to dive into home ownership? Look beyond appearances to spot potentially serious — and expensive — repair and maintenance needs.
What to Do (and Not Do) When You're in a Car Accident
An auto accident can be traumatic, and so can the aftermath. Follow these steps to protect yourself later.
We Are Our Own Worst Enemy
Today my friend sent me an article titled "We Have Met the Enemy" by Knight Kiplinger, the Editor in Chief of Kiplinger publications. It is a blunt article pointing out that Americ
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Divining Your Home’s Value, The Quick-and-Dirty Way
It’s the American Nightmare: your neighbor, in an effort to avoid foreclosure, sells his house for thousands less than he paid two years ago, causing your home to plummet in value.
Dealing with Financial Drought: A Recovery Plan
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Money lost in money fund
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