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Schedule a break in your busy routine before your routine schedules a break in you.
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Turn TV time into a real workout by adding these quick, but intense fitness routines to your viewing habit.
What Every Employer Needs to Know about Garnishment
You've just received notice that a court has garnished one of your employee's wages. Now what?
Which Workout Foods Are Actually Worth the Money?
With no shortage of diet bars and shakes on the market, how do you know what's worth the buy? It's all on the label.
How to Write Off Start-Up Costs
Getting a business up and running is usually expensive. But once yours is a going concern, you can turn some of those costs into standard business deductions.
3 Things to Know Before Subleasing Your Office Space
Before you decide to sub-lease your extra space, make sure you know what you're letting yourself in for.
6 Times When It's Okay to Drop Insurance
Are you paying too much for peace of mind? In some cases, it might make sense to reduce your insurance coverage — or drop it altogether.
Best Money Tips: Easy Holiday Cocktails
Today we found some awesome articles on setting up a holiday bar, tools to lower your electric bills, and helping your finances by saying "No."
Best Money Tips: How to Save Money on Your DIY Projects
Today we found some great articles ways to save money on your next DIY project, the best homemade face masks for acne, and a space-saving way to fold your plastic bags.
The Safest Cars for Teen Drivers
Watching your kid drive away in his first car can be nerve-racking. Feel better by finding the safest frugal vehicle for your teen.
Why Small Businesses Should Pursue Free Trade
Recent free trade agreements have opened up new markets for American business, including small business. Here's how to get started.
How Natural Disasters Can Change Pricing Worldwide
An earthquake can send waves through much more than water — learn how various natural disasters affect prices for products around the world.
Is Your Online Business In Danger of Privacy Violations?
A thoughtful privacy policy that respects and protects your customers' private data encourages trust, and sales.
Seeing Mickey for a Song: Disneyland for Less
If you want to explore the Happiest Place on Earth without having the saddest wallet, follow these tips from a frugal frequent visitor.
AeroMexico Visa Secured Card: Rebuild Your Credit While You Travel
The AeroMexico Visa Secured card is one of the few secured cards that allow you to earn rewards while you rebuild your credit.
5 Small Businesses That Made It Big With The Help Of Reality Shows
Appearing on reality television might be one of the biggest breaks you can get for your small business. Here's what to know, and how to make it happen.
Voluntary Slavery
Discover one writer's take on why the "voluntary slavery" of our personal financial situations can keep us from acting in our best interest.
7 Money Moves That’ll Protect You During the Next Recession
The Great Recession left our finances in the lurch. These money moves will protect you if we enter another one.
Simple Ways to Shop Around
Whether shopping for a wedding, the latest gadget, or a holiday gift, the Internet is your best friend in scoping deals. Save big with these tips.
Surprising Things That Can Kill Your Credit
We're all familiar with the damage a late payment can do to a credit score. But there are plenty of other credit-sinkers you might not know about.