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Vacation's end can be a real downer. Extend your holiday by making the return home stress free with some easy, before-you-go planning.
Going Native: Landscaping for Your Climate
From the dry desert to the humid woods, paying attention to your climate when you landscape can benefit both your wallet and the environment.
5 Ways Millennials Can Become Bosses Sooner
Millennials don't shy from a challenge — climbing the corporate ladder, included. Are you ready for the top rung?
Best Money Tips: How to Avoid the Worst Kitchen-Cleaning Mistakes
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When You Should Fire Your Accountant
A bad accountant can cost you extra money, give you bad advice, and even get you in trouble with the IRS. Here's how to know when to switch.
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Welcoming a bundle of joy into your home also means welcoming new expenses. Here are 10 you might not have prepared for.
Holiday Gift Giving Techniques
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6 Gifts Hostesses Will Love
Shower your host(ess) with the most(est) with some of these fun, unique gift ideas. They're sure to invite you back!
Here's Why a 30-Year Mortgage Is a Smart Financial Choice
A 15-year mortgage is a lot cheaper than a 30-year mortgage. You should probably choose the 30-year loan anyway.
The Compact: Mindfulness and Frugality Through Buying Used
Is it possible to save the planet while saving money? Reformed consumer Max Wong shares some of her thoughts on the difference between frugality and mindfulness.
9 Ways Money Does Buy Happiness
Money can't buy happiness? Maybe you just don't know where to shop.
How to Decide If a Membership Is Worth the Price
Before you sign up for another monthly payment, make sure that membership is worth it.
Generosity or Stupidity?
There is a fine line between being generous and being stupid with finances. But where is that line?
Speed Past Car Debt With This Simple Timing Trick
Satisfy your craving for that new car smell and get your household out of vehicle debt by staggering new car purchases every six years.
4 Ways to Reduce Your Tax Bill With Bonds
Everyone knows bonds can add diversity and stability to your portfolio. Even better? Many can reduce your taxes, too.
9 Things That Cost More in 2016
If you're looking to be frugal in 2016, these price hikes certainly won't be helping your cause.