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7 Tips to Prevent Side-Gig Burnout
A side gig in your "spare" time is a great way to boost income or launch a career. Learn how to make your side hustle a success without burning out.
Don't Get Taken: How to Evaluate an Exchange Rate
You need cash for your trip abroad, but make sure that exchange rate is fair before you make the deal with your bank.
How Technology is Changing our Financial Behaviors
In this interview with Brett King on Breaking Banks, our Community Coordinator discusses how technology is changing our financial habits.
The 10 Commandments of Credit Card Use
Follow these 10 rules of responsible credit card use and reap the rewards of low interest, smaller monthly bills, and more money in your savings.
Why We're So Materialistic (Even Though We Know It's Dumb)
Getting control of our spending and our finances would be a lot easier if we weren't so materialistic. So why are we?
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Tips and Tricks for Dealing with a Recalcitrant HMO
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Best Money Tips: Have More Fun for Less Money
Today we found some great articles on having more fun for less money, ways to save $1 a day, and improving your career prospects.
Savings Bonds as Interest-Earning Travelers Checks
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10 Ways to Stop Being Impatient and Live a More Satisfied Life
In our hurry up and wait culture, patience is a virtue. Read on to cultivate your sense of patience, no waiting necessary.
Best Money Tips: Cook Food From a Hotel Room
Today we found some awesome articles on cooking food from a hotel room, psychological life hacks, and building a resume when you have nothing to put on it.
Shoveling Snow and 5 Other Things Robots Can Do for You
Eventually, they'll probably take over the world, but for now, robots are thankfully taking over our household chores.
4 Easy-to-Fix Reasons Your Savings Account Isn't Growing
Don't get frustrated by a stunted savings account. Make these moves instead to help your money grow.
The 6 Best Workouts for Building Muscle Fast
Tried of getting sand kicked in your face? Then hit the gym and bulk up with one of these body-building exercises.
8 Easy Beauty Tricks to Hide Your Flaws (Not That You Have Any!)
Nobody's face is perfect. Learn how to bring out the most beautiful version of you with some simple beauty tips.
How to Minimize Cell Phone Charges When You Travel Abroad
International roaming charges on cellular phones are super expensive. Beat those high prices with some clever workarounds.
Best Money Tips: Smartphone Time Management Mistakes
Today, we give you homemade face paint recipes for kids, ways that your smartphone can complicate your life, and tips to avoid teary eyes when cutting onions.
Why Saving Too Much Money for a College Fund Is a Bad Idea
It's no secret that college is costly, but stashing too much cash for your kid's education can be a not-so-great move for your financial security.
Not Insuring These 6 Things Could Bankrupt You
You know you've become a responsible adult when you start worrying about insurance. Here's what you need to protect.
How Will the Obama Tax-Cut Deal Affect You?
On December 17th, 2010, President Obama signed a $858-billion tax-cut package into law. Here's how it could affect you.