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Can Your Spending Patterns Affect Your Credit?
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The Smart Way to Pay for Cell Phone Service
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10 Surprising Things That Lower the Value of a Home
These value-sapping home features are the opposite of "selling points." Does your home (or the one you're thinking of buying) have them?
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New App Ondot Is a Remote Control for Your Credit Card
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Buy-and-Hold Investing: 4 Ways to Make It More Effective
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12 Frugal Skills You Must Have to Survive Mondays
Nobody likes Mondays. But here's how to survive them — no money required.
Best Money Tips: Financial Lessons of Cheese Peddler
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Why You Should Build a Frugal Community — and How to Do It
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