The media covers tragedies like Wal-Mart tramplings, but they've neglected thriving communities on the web who'll stop at nothing to get the deals they're delirious about. We're —
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Today we found articles on genius ways to use leftover produce, how to avoid common sales traps, and things to remember when you’ve lost your motivation.
On May 1st a new set of home appraisal rules called the Home Valuation Code of Conduct was put into effect by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in order to distance realtors and mortgage
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Debt limits freedom. It's as simple as that. The process of getting out of debt first starts with acknowledging that it really is a problem. This simple act will radically impro
Do you ever feel like there's just too much to track when it comes to your finances? You can simplify your financial life just like you can simplify any other aspect of your life:
Today we found articles on how to plan a frugal Halloween party, how to set up a home office, and things you can do right now to improve your marriage.
Recently Toyota Motor Corp. has been plagued with bad news as it recalled millions of cars and stopped selling several of its products affected with braking issues. These problems
You probably know someone who works ridiculously long hours (or maybe you do yourself). But those long hours could be a sign of deeper financial troubles.
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What Is the Life Insurance Application Process?
What happens after you request a life insurance quote? Jeff Rose, CFP, explains the life insurance application process.
Deal Fu: Inside the Culture of Obsessed Bargain Hunters, Part I
The media covers tragedies like Wal-Mart tramplings, but they've neglected thriving communities on the web who'll stop at nothing to get the deals they're delirious about. We're —
What to Buy (and Avoid Buying) in October
Scare up some deals on lawn care and denim this month, but hide from winter clothing and appliances, which are frightfully pricey this month.
The Duel: ETFs vs. Mutual Funds
Which is the better investment? Know how ETFs and mutual funds work can help you decide which is best for your needs. Let's have them face off, and see how each performs.
8 Ways to Eliminate Debt While in Grad School
Grad school doesn’t have to wreak havoc on your finances. In fact, if you plan carefully, you can even graduate debt-free.
4 Clever Ways to Control Your Spending -- and One That Will Shock You!
For most of us controlling our spending just takes a little willpower. For others, more shocking modes of behavior modification are required.
How to Minimize Financial Stress During the Holidays
The holiday season can put a dent in your savings, but it doesn't have to send you into major debt. Here's how to protect your finances from holiday madness.
Best Money Tips: Genius Ways to Use Leftover Fruits and Veggies
Today we found articles on genius ways to use leftover produce, how to avoid common sales traps, and things to remember when you’ve lost your motivation.
7 Personal Finance Lessons From Bruce Springsteen
Bruce Springsteen's music speaks to the trials and tribulations of common folk — often including some hard lessons about money.
Are the new home appraisal rules good for consumers?
On May 1st a new set of home appraisal rules called the Home Valuation Code of Conduct was put into effect by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in order to distance realtors and mortgage
Saving for Opportunity
What happens if an opportunity comes your way that you just can’t pass on, but just can’t find the money for either? If you have an opportunity account, you won’t have this problem
Acknowledge You Have a Problem with Debt
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How to Spend Less on Everything in 2014
Many of us probably resolved to "spend less" this year, but didn't give the "how" much thought. Here are five "how's" to get you started.
3 Steps to Organize and Track Your Finances Without the Hassle
Do you ever feel like there's just too much to track when it comes to your finances? You can simplify your financial life just like you can simplify any other aspect of your life:
Best Money Tips: How to Plan a Halloween Party Frugally
Today we found articles on how to plan a frugal Halloween party, how to set up a home office, and things you can do right now to improve your marriage.
Used Toyotas Are Being Discounted. Would You Buy One?
Recently Toyota Motor Corp. has been plagued with bad news as it recalled millions of cars and stopped selling several of its products affected with braking issues. These problems
Best Money Tips: Big Money Mistakes That Married Couples Make
Today we found articles on big money mistakes that married couples make, travel discounts you may have missed, and helpful tips for flying with gifts.
How to Get Your Boss to Let You Work From Home
You waste 200 hours a year commuting to and from work. Convince your boss to let you work from home and relclaim all that wasted time.
Do This One Thing Every Day to Defeat Out-of-Control Spending
If you're worried about how much you're spending, keep your wallet in check with this simple daily task that has profound long-term effects.
Long Hours and Other Employer Demands
You probably know someone who works ridiculously long hours (or maybe you do yourself). But those long hours could be a sign of deeper financial troubles.