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I remember saying to my dad, a long, long time ago, that I really needed a whole bunch of He-Man action figures for Christmas. Oh, and Battlecat, too. My dad looked at me, a hopefu
Here in the United States, Thanksgiving is a holiday governed by some fairly specific traditions. We know that these traditions are mostly modern inventions, but on some level we a
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Cable and satellite television subscriptions are expensive. Let's face it – are you really watching 352 channels and listening to 50 music stations via your television each month
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Today, we share tips on making sure you receive credit where it's due, getting work done in holiday-filled December, choosing and using a babysitter, and more!
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Should you spend your money while you can?
A new article on Slate today details a study by some economists that say people should enjoy their money while they are still healthy and young. The conclusion of their study is th
In times like these, separate the want from the need.
I remember saying to my dad, a long, long time ago, that I really needed a whole bunch of He-Man action figures for Christmas. Oh, and Battlecat, too. My dad looked at me, a hopefu
Frugal Living Lessons From The First Thanksgiving
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Want a Company to Hear You? Talk to Their “People.”
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Stop Paying For Cable Television But Keep Up With Your Favorite Shows
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Recession Journal Part I: 'Fast' Money in the '09
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How to Save Money for College
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Best Money Tips: Becoming Debt Free
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Placing Prepositions: Where you from? Where you at?
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An Open Letter to America's Credit Card Companies
One consumer suggests five ways credit card companies can improve our love-hate relationship with those little pieces of plastic.
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How to Eliminate Holiday Debt
A little too generous this holiday season? Get back in the black with these quick debt-busting tips.
Wash It Yourself & Other Ways to Save Money on Organic Fruits, Veggies
My children appreciate the added flavor in organic fruits, vegetables and dairy products. Unfortunately, organic products are expensive. The following strategies have helped us to
Best Money Tips: Make Your Own Girl Scout Cookies
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. Today, we tell you the secrets to making your own Girl Scout Cookies, how to color your hair at home, and who has the most expen
Best Money Tips: 18 Common Phrases to Avoid in Conversation
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Ask the Readers: Are Checks a Thing of the Past? (Chance to win $20!)
Let us know if checks are still a part of your life, and you'll be entered to win onf of two $20 Amazon gift cards!
Is Pet Health Insurance Worth It?
Everyone is talking about the staggering costs of health care these days, but they don't talk about pet health care. And it's not cheap. Not even close.
How to Survive a Recession: Notes from the Broken Dog Days of Summer
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Best Money Tips: How to be productive while doing other things
Today, we give you a way to be productive without seeming to, an easy template for effective complaint letters, tips to save on printing, and more!
Best Money Tips: Getting Credit for Your Work
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