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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
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.
A DIY exterior paint job can save you a lot of money, but it's not a casual, finish-in-a-day project. Here are the steps and tools you'll need to do it right.
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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.
7 Deadly Energy Sinners: The Energy Hogs Hiding in Your Home
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How to Paint the Exterior of Your Home
A DIY exterior paint job can save you a lot of money, but it's not a casual, finish-in-a-day project. Here are the steps and tools you'll need to do it right.
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Best Money Tips: Recession Gives Rise to Bad Haircuts
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Book Review: The Trap
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9 Smart Reasons to Last-Minute Holiday Shop
Haven't started your holiday shopping yet? Good! Because in this case, the late bird gets the worm.
10 Things That Improve Your Health in Your Home Office
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How a Solid Credit Score Saves You Money
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8 Smart Money Moves to Make in the New Year
You've resolved to give your finances a boost this year — that's great! These money moves will help get you there.
Best Money Tips: 16 Tax Breaks That People Often Miss
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