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How to Pay for College When You Didn't Get a Scholarship
Worried that a lack of scholarships will stunt your college savings? Don't worry; there are other smart ways to afford your degree.
Sell handmade goods, buy cheap handmade goodies.
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Defining What Financial Success Means to You
Want to figure out how much money you need to be financially successful? First you need to figure out what you want out of life.
5 Times Coupons Trick You Into Spending More Money
Everyone love a deal, and retailers know it. Don't get suckered into these coupon marketing tricks — they aren't worth it!
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Will Internet Radio die on July 15th?
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Credit squeeze (formerly know as a panic)
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Best Money Tips: How to Take a Mini-Retirement
Today we found articles on how to take a mini-retirement, thrift store treasures you shouldn’t pass up, and reasons why you shouldn’t focus on monthly payments.
The Student Who Created a PR Nightmare Via Wikipedia
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Book review: The Little Book of Common Sense Investing
John C. Bogle's The Little Book of Common Sense Investing will help you earn a maximum long-term investment return with the least effort possible.
Breathe Easy: 10 Natural Air Fresheners
Deodorizers and disinfectants don't have to be full of chemicals. Freshen your space the frugal, all-natural way with these eco-friendly ideas.
Best Money Tips: Black Friday Predictions to Help You Shop
Today we found some great articles on deals to expect this Black Friday, top-notch career advice, and what you need to know about mobile payment apps and identity theft.
Give Household Products New Use: Clever Cleaning Tips From the Motherland
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Best Money Tips: Smart Supermarket Saving Tips
Today we found some stellar articles on smart supermarket saving tips, combating over-spending, and earning free travel with your credit card.
9 Fall Groceries to Add to Your List ASAP
The autumn season brings flavorful pantry staples to produce bins. Be sure to add them to your shopping list for delicious savings.
How New Grads Can Protect Their Credit
As a new grad, you have a lot on your financial plate. Nothing is more important than protecting your credit.
Better cars are not the answer
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