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To say that entrepreneurs need a good web domain is to trade in marketing cliché, but here’s a different way to think about domains: as a crucial first step.
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10 Stocks Every Recent Grad Should Own
Gift the recent grad in your life one (or more!) of these great stocks, and they'll be on track to enjoy a nice profit.
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Mortgage bailout redux: new incentives for modifying second mortgages in the Second Lien Program
The United States government launched the "Hope for Homeowners" program back in October, 2008, and so far only one loan has received final approval to refinance under this program.
Best Money Tips: Tips for a Better Retirement
Today we found some great articles on tips for a better retirement, easy-to-keep New Year's resolutions, and ways to avoid identity theft.
The Best Book I've Ever Read About Making Changes Stick
"Small Change" is a money-saving, life-altering book. Here's the book's formula for making changes stick and how I've used it to change my life.
How I Saved Enough for a Down Payment While Working in China
You don't have to give up lifetime financial goals to live the life of an expat. Take your frugal living skills along for the journey, and save big.
Flashback Friday: 84 Frugal Ways to Eliminate Stress
When the world seems like a dark place and you have trouble escaping the negativity around you, calm your frazzled nerves — frugally.
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Nancy Trejos is a personal finance writer for the Washington Post. While she was advising readers on financial problems, she was actually so broke that she had to ask her hardwo
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A terrible workday often leads to a bad workweek. But these simple fixes will turn your work frown upside down.
Lessons From My Frugal Father
My dad was a child of the Great Depression, and those challenging years solidified a financial philosophy and simple lifestyle that's worth a new look today.
What Does Being Rich Mean to You Anyway?
How much money do you think you need to be considered rich? Is it solely just due to a number in your bank account?
Save Money Shopping Online With Google
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Best Money Tips: Negotiate Discounts and Freebies For Your Dream Wedding
Today we found some awesome articles on negotiating discounts and freebies for your wedding, ways to go broke, and working out without a gym membership.
Warning: The Government Mail You Received Might Be a Scam
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To say that entrepreneurs need a good web domain is to trade in marketing cliché, but here’s a different way to think about domains: as a crucial first step.
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.
10 Airline Perks From Yesteryear That Seem Unbelievable Today
Flying wasn't always such a hassle. Reminisce about these unbelievable, long-gone perks from the good old days of air travel.
5 Things You Must Do Before You Quit Your Job
Don't just take that job and shove it. Before giving notice, make sure you're prepared for whatever comes next.
Wise Bread on Marketplace: Great Homemade Gifts
Our Senior Editor was on Marketplace Money talking about homemade gifts that are stupid, and what you can make that's better. Check it out!