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8 Ways to Take a Break at Work (and Still Look Busy)
Taking breaks at work makes us happier and more productive — but justifying those breaks can be hard. Here are eight ways to make 'em happen.
The 7 Most Common Tax Questions for Beginners, Answered
Never fear, newbies — those tax forms won't bite! All your basic tax questions are here, answered.
Why You Can Accomplish Even Your Wildest Dreams
You are born knowing nothing but you learn everything. It's not your talent, but your persistence that will help you achieve the impossible.
Best Money Tips: How to Make Household Items Last Longer
Today we found articles on ways to make household items last longer, the ethical shopper’s guide to boycotts, and simple life hacks from Reddit.
Why You Shouldn't Plan to Retire at Age 65
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6 Millennial Money Habits Every Retiree Should Learn
Millennials are savvy to some pretty healthy money habits. Even older generations should take notes!
13 Ways to Use Social Media in Business
You have social-media savvy that could benefit your company. Here’s how to work with your boss to get attention and results.
10 Ways to Get Over Jet Lag and Enjoy Your Trip
Don't let jet lag ruin your vacation! These tricks will have you up and at 'em right from the start of your far away vacay.
12 Places to Keep Your Money Safe — And Growing
Sure, you could stuff your money into a mattress, but these 12 savings vehicles keep your money safe and they help it grow a little.
How to Avoid Getting Fleeced at Hotels
Maximize the comfort and value of your next hotel stay by avoiding these hidden charges, surprise fees, and other value-sucking vampires.
ETFs Offer Incredible Benefits...with a Dark Side
MOO is a cute name for a ticker symbol, but not a good reason to buy an exchange-traded fund. Learn what you need to know about these potentially great tools for retail investors.
7 Ways to Sweat Less This Summer
This summer is going to be a hot one! You may not be able to beat the heat, but you can deflect the sweat.
Never Use Cash for These 11 Things
Living the cash-only lifestyle can be good for your budget — except when it isn't. Learn why some purchases are best made on credit.
Best Money Tips: Better Your Brain
Today we found some great articles on how to better your brain, save money on your Super Bowl party, and getting the most out of your workout.
How to Boost Your Credit With a Balance Transfer
A balance transfer can be a boon to your credit score. There are a few pitfalls to watch out for, too.
Best Money Tips: How to Save at Starbucks
Today we found some great articles with tips on saving money at Starbucks, handling annoying coworkers, and unique ways to save on groceries.
Best Money Tips: Family Habits That Help You Save Money
Today we found articles on money-saving family habits, the best and worst days to buy gas, and ways to save money at the ballpark.
It's Now Easier to Get a Home Loan Even If You Have Student Loan Debt — Should You?
Fannie Mae is making it easier for buyers with high levels of student loan debt to getL a mortgage. Sounds great — but is it?
Best Money Tips: 13 First Aid "Facts" That Aren't True
Today we found articles on common first aid myths, legal ways to get Netflix for free, and ways to take charge of your job interview.
Do This One Thing a Day to Defeat Awkwardness
Did you just get caught gossiping by the gossipee? Here's what to do to recover from that awkward situation — and lots more besides.