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My 2016 Budget Challenge: Does Taking a Regular Day Job Mean Giving Up?
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8 Smart Ways to Save Money as a Small Business
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12 Frugal New Twists on Classic Lemonade
Lemonade is pretty great all on its own, especially during summer. Make it even better with some tasty new twists you simply must try.
10 Supposedly Healthy Things That Are Actually Hurting You
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Preventing a collapse of the financial system is part of preventing a depression. However, the shorthand term for this--getting the banks able and willing to lend--is misleading.
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How to Find Freelance Clients: Part Two
Last time, "How to Find Freelance Clients: Part One" discussed some of the things you would need to do to prepare for freelancing. In Part Two of this article, we'll cover where t
How to Know When to Persevere and When to Quit
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Best Money Tips: Relieve Anxiety With These Soothing Apps
Today we found articles on apps that help relieve anxiety, things that’ll be less expensive this summer, and ways to stay safe with Airbnb.
11 Unexpected Things Covered by Homeowners Insurance
From volcano eruptions to riots, your homeowners insurance has you covered for even these unexpected things.
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
Saving is hard. Paying down debt is even harder. But a creative new way to track your progress, called debt art, could be the secret to success.
When Something Breaks, Should You Repair or Replace?
The common line is that it's better to repair than replace, but that's not always true. Here's how to figure out what you should do when something breaks.
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Many couples keep their finances partially (or even completely) separate. One big reason is that spending joint money on individual expenses can lead to disputes, and keeping sepa
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.