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A while back I posted the first of what I promised would be "Ten Tenets to Arranging Your Rich". And wouldn't you know it, right after posting Tenet #1, things got
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The One Time Short-Term Health Insurance Makes Sense
Short term health insurance is cheap but the coverage is full of holes. So why is it offered — and when should anyone purchase it?
The Quiet Millionaire: Parts 4 & 5 - Building Your Net Worth
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How Traditional Banking Practices Can Make You Poor
Traditional banking practices benefit the banks, not the customer. Discover how, if you're not careful, banks can hurt your finances.
Best Money Tips: How to Be a Good Thrift Store Shopper
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8 Green Products That Aren't
Pretty packaging may boast an eco-friendly product, but too often green is only skin deep. Beware of greenwashing!
Wills: The Basics
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How to Do a One-Month Spending Freeze
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Book review: Supercapitalism
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Decorating a Living Room for You and Your Money
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Cutting the Grocery Bill: Reducing the Cost of a Good Spice Rack
I’ve managed to cut my grocery bill in half, but I’ve struggled with one set of expenses more than I ever though possible. I use a lot of spices and every time I turn around, I fee
Best Money Tips: Savings Strategies That Work
Today we found some fantastic articles on savings strategies that work, making a killing by picking garage sales, and budgeting for home maintenance.
The Same Actions Will Produce The Same Results (Ten Tenets for Arranging Your Rich: Part 2)
A while back I posted the first of what I promised would be "Ten Tenets to Arranging Your Rich". And wouldn't you know it, right after posting Tenet #1, things got
Healthy, frugal eating
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Best Money Tips: Avoid These Traps in the Grocery Aisles
Today we found articles on what you need to know about grocery store aisles, the power tools every home should have, and the keys to success for freelance writers.
From Fine to Fabulous: 7 Ways to Improve Your eBay Business
Online auction site eBay has matured, but it's still a great way for savvy sellers to earn extra income. Take advantage of the site with these seven tips.
5 Things Lenders Look For in a Loan Application
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8 Brands That Came Back From the Dead
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