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Wise Bread Author Launches Cheapest Book Tour - No Cars, No Hotels, No Problem
Wise Bread blogger Jeff Yeager is promoting his new book on frugal living with the cheapest book tour ever! He'll bike instead of drive, and couchsurf instead of staying in hot
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Today we found some fantastic articles on ideas to save on your morning coffee, how to know if your job is in jeopardy, and cutting your restaurant bill.
6 Sobering Facts About the Stock Market
The Stock Market is a safe, reliable way to grow your nest egg right up until it isn't.
Ask the Readers: What Are Your New Year's Traditions?
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Three Unique Subscription Services that Might Save You Money
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Beyond the Slow Cooker: 10 Eco- and Budget-Friendly Household Helpers That Progress Left Behind
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FSBO: How to Sell Your Home on Your Own
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10 Essential Travel Items You Forgot to Pack
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What Does the Word "Recession" Mean to You? (Answer for a Chance to Win $10!)
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CSS Is One Source of College Financial Aid You Can't Afford to Overlook
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7 Expensive Stocks That Are Totally Worth It
Make no mistake about it, these stocks are super-expensive — but they're not necessarily overpriced.
Has Cash Become More Trouble Than It's Worth?
Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff thinks we should transition to a cash-free society. We're not so sure.
How to Succeed as an Online Student
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Cheap Hotel Rates with Hotwire
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Travel and Money: Using Prepaid Travel Cards
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Best Credit Cards for Consolidating Debt
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4 Home-Buying Habits We Can Learn From Millennials
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Navigating Small Business Rewards Cards
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Temps, VAs, Contractors and Employees: Who Should You Hire?
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