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According to Arkadi Kuhlmann, CEO and President of ING Direct and author of "The Orange Code: How ING Direct Succeeded by Being a Rebel with a Cause", credit cards are the opium of
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You know, I hear a lot of people say that frugal people would do anything for dime. Personally, I think that applies more to greedy people, but it got me thinking of a question tha
This article has its roots in an article I wrote some time ago that used the terms wage slave and debt peonage—terms that some people objected to. Those making free choices aren't
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Today we found some awesome articles on saving money on your Super Bowl party, times it's easy to ask for a discount, and car repairs you can do yourself.
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Best Money Tips: Genius Ways to Use Leftover Fruits and Veggies
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Why Women Need Life Insurance — and What to Do About It
You might think that you don't need life insurance coverage — especially if you're single or a stay-at-home mom. Learn why and what you can do.
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A vacation home is a lifetime dream. For retirees, living the dream comes with an extra dose of reality.
5 Essential Tools for Any Home Office
Set up a productive and healthy home office without spending a fortune.
5 Places to Check out Medical Care for the Uninsured
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10 Cool Tool Gifts for Fixer Uppers
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New Credit Card Legislation Buzz: An Interview with Wall Street Journal’s Mary Pilon
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The Key to Debt Reduction May Be a Simple Picture
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Best Money Tips: Cheap Ways to Celebrate the Holiday Season
Today we found some awesome articles on free or cheap ways to celebrate the holidays, what Nelson Mandela can teach you about finances, and giving during the Christmas season.
How to Paint the Exterior of Your Home
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Rebel with a Cause: ING Direct CEO Arkadi Kulhmann Talks Shop
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Look Out Consumers: Debt Collections Get Scarier
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10 Tips to Up Your Chances of Getting an Email Response
It's frustrating when you send someone an email and never get a response. Follow these steps to improve your chances.
Would You Accept $200,000 If You Didn't Know Where It Came From?
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How to Avoid Getting Scammed With a Reverse Mortgage
Reverse mortgages don't have the best reputation, but when entered into wisely, an HECM can offer seniors strapped for cash real help.
Wage slave, debt slave
This article has its roots in an article I wrote some time ago that used the terms wage slave and debt peonage—terms that some people objected to. Those making free choices aren't
Best Money Tips: Ways to Save on Food During Road Trips
Today we found articles on ways to save on food costs during road trips, 100+ interview tips to get your dream job, and things that extremely likable people do.
Best Money Tips: Save Money on a Super Bowl Party
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13 Things You Must Inspect Before Signing a Rental Agreement
Before you sign a lease, inspect the property carefully using this checklist. If you don't, you could be on the hook for big expenses when you move out.