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From spend-happy friends to bad bulk buying and more, these sneaky costs and poor financial habits could be sucking the life out of your bank account.
How Closing a Small Business Can Grow a Better One
Closing your business doesn't have to be the end of having one. These business owners found better opportunities after closing their first ventures.
How to Fire Your Real Estate Agent
If the only thing your realtor is offering is stress, it's time to break up. It's not you — it's them.
Your One-Month Guide to Spring Cleaning
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6 Ways to Beat Sinus Pain at Work
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How to Save for Retirement When You Are Unemployed
So you're out of work. That doesn't mean you have to lose track of your retirement savings.
Why Be A B Corp: Social Responsibility That's Measurable
Lots of businesses claim they're easy on the environment, or socially progressive. But how do customers know your claims are true? The answer: Become a B Corporation.
10 Financial Moves You Can Make During Your Commute
Your commute may seem like a waste of time, but it may actually be the best time to optimize your finances — even if you're behind the wheel.
6 Back-to-School Items You Can Buy Used
Facing that back-to-school budget crunch? Instead of buying school supplies brand-new, get them used.
10 Little-Known Secrets to Saving Money on Your Next Cruise
These little-known cruising hacks will make saving money smooth sailing.
10 Ways to Make Your Own Ice Cream (and Other Frozen Treats)
Buying an ice-cream maker is just one option for making delicious, homemade frozen treats. Discover 10 great ways to make ice cream, sorbet, and more.
11 Home and Houseware Upgrades That Prove You're Finally a Grownup
You're officially a grownup when these decor items and appliances are in your house — and you don't have to go broke getting them!
5 Home and Family Items to Avoid Buying Used
Generally, buying used is a smart decision. But from car seats to pet supplies, there are some items that you're always better off buying new.
7 Personal Finance Lessons Women Learn in Their 30s
If our 20s are about finding our footing, our 30s are about planting our steps and getting going. What do our 30s teach us about money?
4 Ways to Beat the Stock Market in 2015
While some analysts project a bullish 2015 for the U.S. stock market, others warn of a slowdown. Here are some alternate investments to consider.
Best Money Tips: 5 Ways to Waste Money at the Grocery Store
Today we found articles on ways you may be wasting money at the grocery store, smart ways to grow your savings, and the best deal sites for coupons and discounts on everything.
5 Financial Lessons Everyone Should Learn by Kindergarten
Kindergarten kids can — and should — understand these personal finance basics. So should the rest of us.
Life and Death: The Related Taxes, and How It Affects Your Family
From hiring your children to work in your business to careful end-of-life planning, you can help reduce the taxes that you (or your children) will owe.
10 Tricks for Cutting Training Costs
It's easy to think of what a new employee costs just in terms of salary, but training can also be a significant — and reducible — expense.
Best Money Tips: Sports on the Cheap
Today we found some great articles on ways to see the game without breaking the bank, things college students waste money on, and ways to spend less on bills.