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Best Money Tips: Smart Ways to Spend $1,000
Today we found some fantastic articles on smart ways to spend $1,000, grow your career while giving back, and useful things you can always find at Goodwill.
For the Love of Ramen: An Interview with Ed from RamenRamenRamen.net
When I brainstorm for cheap eats I often think of packets of ramen. Today I had the pleasure of interviewing Ed from rame
How Wealthy Are You Beyond Your Bank Account?
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How to Buy Affordable Life Insurance
Follow these rules of thumb from Jeff Rose, CFP, to make sure you're not paying too much for life insurance.
20 Unexpected Uses for Tension Rods
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7 Travel Hacks for an Affordable Summer Road Trip
Before you hit the trail on an epic summer road trip, make sure these smart tips are in your back pocket for a fun and frugal time.
It's Time to Purchase Like It's 1999
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5 Ways to Get Junk Gone
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How (and Why) to Make Good Pan Gravy
Here’s a quick tutorial on how to master the art of good brown gravy (sometimes called “pan gravy”) -- and why you’ll want to add it to a few meals here
Why You Need to Make Financial Habits, Not Goals
Everyone has their list of money goals, but you may hit them even sooner if you turn them into everyday habits.
Your One-Month Guide to Spring Cleaning
Overwhelmed by dirt and clutter? Break up your spring cleaning to make it less intimidating, and clean your whole house by tackling just three tasks a week.
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.
5 Signs Someone's Being Fake
Nobody wants to get duped, whether by someone we know or someone we don't. Learn to recognize these tell tale signs of a phony.
Best Money Tips: Money Lessons From Mom
Today we found some awesome articles on money lessons from mom, ways to come up with million dollar ideas, and what to look for in a bank or credit union.
9 Things Your Office Forgot to Recycle
Here are nine things your office may have forgotten to recycle, along with some guidelines for how to make these recycling programs easy to implement and follow.
20 Cheap and Easy Soup Recipes
Nothing satisfies like a delicious, healthy bowl of soup — except a delicious, healthy bowl of soup that comes together fast and cheap — like these!
Traveling to Asia? Snatch Up AirAsia's Asean Pass
From the crystal clear waters of Thailand to the vibrant cities of Malaysia — see it all, affordably, with the Asean Pass from AirAsia.
5 Surefire Signs You Have Too Much Debt
Are you toeing the line of too much debt? These warning signs say so.
The Best Travel Credit Card Perks Beyond Miles
As credit cards try harder to get your business, they offer more and more perks. From hotel upgrades to free checked bags, discover what you can get.
3 Easy Ways to Invest in Real Estate (Without Buying Real Estate)
Investing in real estate can be lucrative — and a lot of hard work. With these investment strategies, you can enjoy the profits without owning property.