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Ask The Readers: Are You Getting Your Tax Refund this Year? (Answer to win $10!)
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You Trade-In Your Car…Why Not Your Home?
Here’s a question for you that has been bugging me for years; why can’t home-builders follow the auto dealer’s classic model of old for new, and let people trade-in their old homes
Stupid Tax Return Mistakes That Will Get You Audited
Even if you're using tax preparation software or a service, you may find yourself caught in an audit if you commit any of these costly mistakes.
5 Fatal Assumptions of Job Seekers
Many people are job hunting these days. I have worked with job seekers for many years and have found that these five common assumptions frequently derail a job search.
Save Enough on Meat to Buy a Chest Freezer
I ended my worries over where our beef comes from by investing in a quarter cow and a chest freezer. I considered the cost of the freezer as the cost of having the hormone-free, no
Is a Prepaid Debit Card Really Cheaper and Better than a Bank Debit Card?
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Are Americans Experiencing Frugality Fatigue?
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The Debt Trap: Factors That Have Led Us To Our Debt
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The Online Doctor : A Good Use of Your Health Care Dollar?
Like the majority of Americans, I try to make the most of my health-care dollar. If you are also comfortable with a keyboard, consulting an on-line doctor may be a great option.
Best Money Tips: 5 Things You're Better Off Buying on Cyber Monday
Today we found articles on things you should buy on Cyber Monday, over 20 super cozy holiday gifts, and dozens of free ways to entertain yourself at home.
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10 Tips to Save You from an ATM Skimmer
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Who Should Face the Music When the Banks Fail?
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5 Awesome Cooking Tricks for Single People
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Best Money Tips: Free Things You Can Do This Summer
Today we found some awesome articles on free things you can do this summer, saving money at home, and managing your fear of money.
How I Saved $30,000 and Helped the Earth at the Same Time
You know that the green lifestyle is often also a frugal lifestyle, but Wise Bread writer Max Wong shows you how you can take both to a whole new level.
Best Money Tips: Unusual Ways to Make Extra Money
Today we found some great articles on unusual ways to make money, maximizing a small home or apartment, and conversations when caring for elderly parents.