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The apex of back-to-school anxiety, Labor Day signals the unofficial end of summer. But it’s the start of a fleeting, beautiful season for students of saving: summer clearance.
Choosing quality over customer loyalty can be a big decision when it comes to your bank and personal finance goals. Here are some tips for making the decision to switch.
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Canned clams may not top everybody's list of favorite seafood staples, and that's a shame, because the affordable bivalve is delicious in dips, soups, pastas and more.
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Stop Calling Me! How to Avoid Telemarketers
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Best Money Tips: How to Buy a Used Rental Car
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Best Money Tips: Increase Your Income This Year
Today we found some stellar articles on increasing your income this year, why you shouldn't engineer your own layoff, and organizing your way to savings in 2013.
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I was warned. I had been a loyal Honda owner for my entire driving life. But, after realizing that my Honda Civic Coupe was just too awkward for my growing family, I started lookin
Why invest in the stock market?
The conventional reason for investing in the stock market--perhaps offered with a bit less confidence now that we're in the midst of a stock market crash--is, "It offers higher ret
Everything a First-Time Home Buyer Needs to Buy a House
Buying a home for the first time can be super stressful. Get your finances move-in ready before you start your hunt, and it'll go easier than you expect.
Getting by without a job, part 2--boost income
There are countless ways to raise your income, besides the obvious one of getting a job. Here are a few categories, and a few suggestions.
FSBO: How to Sell Your Home on Your Own
For Sale By Owner saves having to pay an agent's commission, but it will only work if you know what you are doing and plan ahead.
Ask the Readers: Do You Look Forward to Tax Time? (Your Chance to win $20!)
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6 Smartphone Apps to Help you Save Big
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What Does Frugal Living Mean to You?
Depending on your point of reference, a million dollar purchase can be considered frugal. What is frugality to you?
Low Interest Rates Do Not Make Homes Affordable
If a good price seems to good to be true...it probably is. Learn how low interest rates drive home prices higher.
Summer Clearance Cornerstones: 5 Things to Buy Before Autumn Arrives
The apex of back-to-school anxiety, Labor Day signals the unofficial end of summer. But it’s the start of a fleeting, beautiful season for students of saving: summer clearance.
Think Twice Before Ditching Your Current Bank
Choosing quality over customer loyalty can be a big decision when it comes to your bank and personal finance goals. Here are some tips for making the decision to switch.
Best Money Tips: How to Stay Focused
Today, we share effective ways to stay focused, a technique to help you move a home-baked pie, and tips to help you deal with a mouse problem humanely.
20 Delicious Recipes for Canned Clams
Canned clams may not top everybody's list of favorite seafood staples, and that's a shame, because the affordable bivalve is delicious in dips, soups, pastas and more.
10 Smart Ways to Make Yourself Hate Spending Money
You've tried and tried to control your spending, but still it gets away from you? Make spending something you dislike and watch your savings grow.
6 Simple Seafood Appetizers to Impress Your Guests
Appetizers with an ocean flair are great for putting on the ritz at your next party (and we're not talking about the cracker).
Tax Penalties for Early Retirement Withdrawals
Taking money from a retirement fund early is tempting, but it comes with heavy consequences. Discover alternatives to cashing out that 401(k).
Here's the Difference Between a Federal and Non-Federal Credit Union
You're thinking about joining a credit union. You've noticed some credit unions are federal, and some are state-chartered. What's the difference?