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If you want your children to be masters at managing money, you need to lead by example.
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The shine has worn off that once-loved job, but you can't just leave … right? Wrong.
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Closet space comes at a premium — everything you store should fit, look great, and make you feel great. If not, toss it, sell it, or give it away.
Repair the Car or Spend the Cash?
Your car has cosmetic damage after a crash. Do you get it repaired or use the insurance money for something else? There could be serious ramifications.
The Debt Ceiling Crisis in Everyday English
Wondering what the debt ceiling is and how the current crisis could effect you? Learn what's going on and what it means for both the country and average Americans.
6 Smart Things to Do With Your Bonus
You've got a little extra money on hand, but don't burn it on stuff. Instead, spend that windfall to build a better future for you and your family.
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Stop Using These 5 Excuses Not to Budget
Stop making excuses about why you can't budget and start managing your money today. It's easy once you start!
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder — the most important one being you! Stop getting hung up on these silly beauty rules.
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If you're like most, a backyard grill-out just isn't right unless there's a big slab of meat. These fresh grilled veggies will change your mind.
The 5 Best Packable Daypacks
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How to Hire an Accountant
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Before you seal the deal on a new house, ask yourself: Are you prepared for the investment? Run through these questions first.