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Your nest egg needs attention now if you want to ease smoothly into retirement later. No more excuses!
Big List of Military Discounts
Hundreds of American companies offer discounts to active and veteran service members. Find one of your favorites on this list of 50 popular retailers.
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7 Reasons Why I Savings Bonds Are a Good Choice for New Investors
Safety, low minimums, and other advantages make I Saving Bonds a good choice for new investors.
What will you do when gas drops below $1.50 a gallon?
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Look, But Don’t Touch: Avoid Marketing Manipulation
When it comes to shopping, touching an item may in fact encourage consumers to purchase things they hadn’t intended on buying in the first place.
7 Unnecessary Household Expenses You Can Cut Today
If your family doesn't examine these 7 common household expenses, you are wasting way too much money.
How I Use Skype to Keep in Touch With Friends and Family
I talk to friends and family around the world for pennies. Find out how you can do the same!
Ask the Readers: Is a Penny Saved Really a Penny Earned?
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Forget Your Weaknesses and Build on Your Strengths to Find Success
Choosing the path of least resistance doesn't mean you're lazy; it means you're playing to your strengths. Here's why you should keep doing it.
Best Money Tips: Cheap and Easy DIY Home Improvement Projects
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A Lot of People Don't Understand What Money Really Is — Do You?
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5 Steps Toward Financial Independence
Although the process is mostly straightforward, it's always good to remember exactly what it takes to achieve financial independence.
This Is Why You Can't Postpone Planning for Your Retirement (And How to Start)
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The ABC’s of DIY Moving
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Half of Americans Are Wrong About Their Retirement Savings
Most Americans have no idea what their retirement outlook is, for better or worse. Are you one of them?