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4 Benefits to Wearing a Pedometer at Home
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It's always good to be mindful about spending, but for the unemployed, an abstract should is a real world must. Here's how to cut back, fast.
How to Use Credit Cards to Improve Your Credit Score
There's no mystery to building a good credit score, but you do need to follow a few simple rules with your credit cards.
Cash Might Make You Happier, But Investments Will Make You Richer
Having a lot of cash on hand might put a smile on your face, but if it's long-term wealth you're after, you need to invest.
Who Really Benefits From a Class-Action Settlement?
Class-action lawsuits are long, complicated legal endeavors. But does anyone really cash in?
7 Money-Saving Tricks You Can Learn From Same-Sex Couples
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How to Be a Bad Craigslist Seller
Craigslist can be a great place to buy and sell stuff...or completely frustrating. Do your part by avoiding these awful habits of bad Craigslist sellers.
22 Reasons to Write a Letter
From getting coupons to making your voice heard, a physical letter can do much more than an email. Discover 22 reasons why you should love the letter.
Which Is Better for Your Business: Debt or Equity?
Is debt or equity better for your business?
6 Times You Should Always Rent Clothes Instead of Buy
Prom, weddings, black tie, and more. Here's when renting fancy clothes makes the most sense.
Could Your Business Fail If Your Bank Fails?
The short answer: Yes. The longer answer: It's very unlikely. Here's why.
4 Questions to Answer Before Giving Your Kid a Credit Card
Are you giving your little one their very own plastic? Before handing it over, set some ground rules.
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Today we found articles on costumes you can DIY on the cheap, subscriptions that are totally worth it, and warning signs to watch out for when you’re booking a hotel.
10 Great Ways to Use Duct Tape
From the kitchen to the clothes closet to medicine cabinet, discover unexpected ways that duct tape can help out all around the house.
Gift Giving Etiquette to Get You Through the Holidays
Gifts are great, but exchanging them can also lead to some awkward faux pas. Make sure you know the ins and outs of gift giving etiquette this holiday season.
7 Organizations That Need Your Help During Christmas
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7 Bootstrapping Principles Any Business Can Use
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The Best Cooking Oils: For Your Heart and Wallet
A little bit o' oil can go a long way to making a meal tasty. Find out which cooking oils make the most sense to use in terms of health, taste, and cost.