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Today we found articles on how to prepare your home for fall and winter, money-saving beauty hacks, and a checklist to help you get ready for overnight guests.
You don't need a lot of money to throw a truly killer party. Discover the four basic things a good party needs, and how you can get them all for cheap.
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10 Breakfast Foods to Help You Ace Your Job Interview
Before you head out for that job interview, make sure you've had a delicious, balanced breakfast.
You Own Your Finances: How Much People Spend to Watch Movies
There are many ways to accomplish the same goal; whether you do it frugally is up to you. For example, learn how you can spend $260 or $0 watching the same number of movies a year.
Successful Men Carry These 7 Things Around With Them — Do You?
Success is ultimately about the content of one's character — with a little help from the contents of one's pockets, too.
3 Ways Student Loan Debt Can Affect Your Mortgage Application
Many factors can sway a mortgage approval. Your student loan debt is one of them.
8 Ways Freelancers Can Make Sure They Get Paid on Time
The freedom of freelancing has one big caveat — actually getting those hard-earned dollars on time. Here's how to handle clients who won't pony up.
7 Biggest Ways Procrastination Hurts Your Finances
Do you like to wait until the last minute? Well, your bad habit could be costing you — literally.
Here's How You Maximize Fridge and Freezer Space
Americans waste as much as 40% of the food they buy. Do your part to reduce food waste by making the most of your fridge and freezer space.
4 Ways to Add Gold to Your Portfolio
Whether you want to protect your money from stock market turmoil or a zombie apocalypse, adding gold to your portfolio can be an attractive investment.
Don't Carry a Balance? Here's Why You Still Need a Credit Card
You never carry a balance on your credit card, so why do you need one at all? Well, there are a few good reasons.
Best Money Tips: How to Prep Your Home for Fall and Winter
Today we found articles on how to prepare your home for fall and winter, money-saving beauty hacks, and a checklist to help you get ready for overnight guests.
How to Protect Your Child From Identity Theft
Identity theft is scary. When your kids are the target, it's positively terrifying.
21 Uses for Salt (Besides Seasoning)
Salt isn't just a way to make food more flavorful. From cheap cleaning to budget beauty and more, discover more great things to do with salt.
Best Money Tips: Ways to Save Money at IKEA
Today we found articles on how to save money at IKEA, proven ways to reduce food waste, and fun Thanksgiving activities for the whole family.
Throwing Awesome Parties on a Budget
You don't need a lot of money to throw a truly killer party. Discover the four basic things a good party needs, and how you can get them all for cheap.
How to Bounce Back From a Bankruptcy
A bankruptcy doesn't have to be a black mark on your financial wellbeing. You can bounce back.
Don't Be Fooled by an Investment's Rate of Return
You might get excited looking at that promising investment return — but it can be misleading. Here's what else you should look for.
U.S. Bank Perks+ Visa Signature Card Review
Get 2x points for gas and groceries with the U.S. Bank Perks+ Visa Signature Credit Card.
How to Sell Your House Despite Your Messy Kids
Kids make a mess. You can still make a quick home sale despite the disarray.
8 Cool Mint Tools for Managing Your Money
Many people know that Mint.com is a powerful budgeting website — but its tools might be even more comprehensive than you realize.
My Personal Productivity Rules...What Are Yours?
What's the best way to get more productive? Your way. Here's my list of personal productivity rules, a starting point for you to figure out your own.