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Buying a home is serious business. Don't get swayed by these gimmicky sales tactics.
Apperang: Get Paid for Trying iPhone Apps
If you love trying new apps, read this review to learn how you can make money doing what you already enjoy.
7 Homemade Pet Products That Are Cheaper and Better Than Store Bought
Save money and keep your pets healthy and happy with pet gear you make at home for cheaper.
Why Warren Buffett Says You Should Invest in Index Funds
Warren Buffett made a huge bet on index funds — and won. Find out if you should make that bet, too.
9 Financial Lessons People Learn in High School — Did You?
While high schoolers don't often have complicated financial lives, money is still part of growing up. Many early lessons carry on to adulthood.
3 Ways to Beat Holiday Shopping Stress
This "jolly" season can become overwhelming when you shop, but these tips can help you avoid getting caught up in the hustle and bustle.
Are You in the Wrong Career? Here's How to Tell
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3 Subscription Services Every Traveler Needs
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ETFs Offer Incredible Benefits...with a Dark Side
MOO is a cute name for a ticker symbol, but not a good reason to buy an exchange-traded fund. Learn what you need to know about these potentially great tools for retail investors.
Your Website Sucks: Here's What to Do About It
A review of the e-book "Why Your Website Sucks — and How to Fix It," plus other resources to help your website move from sucking to shining.
3 Unusual Gift Ideas for Loved Ones
Every year I struggle to find meaningful gifts for relatives that they will appreciate instead of adding to the clutter of "stuff" they own.
Best Money Tips: Fast and Cheap Meals for Busy Families
Today we found articles on fast and cheap meals for busy families, things you didn’t know about Apple stores, and a realtor’s tips for getting a lower mortgage payment.
Empty Coupon Code Box? You’re Paying Too Much.
If you're leaving the coupon code box blank when you buy something online, you're wasting money. Learn how to find online coupons and maximize their value.
73 Easy Ways to Save Money Today
Accelerate your debt retirement by redirecting current spending to repaying old bills. Lots of little savings here and there add up fast!
Don't Just Think About Income When Saving for Retirement
Focusing on your current income is a good start to retirement planning, but you also need to think about spending to truly have a well-funded retirement.
The 10 Stupidest Things Smart People Say
You're smart, wise, savvy — so stop saying these 10 words and phrases that make you look stupid!
Diagnose and Improve Your Financial Health: A 10-Item Checklist
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Poor health habits may indicate a lack of self-confidence — and they may contribute to it. End these habits and start feeling better inside and out.
9 Ways You Sabotage Your Financial Growth
If you just can't seem to get ahead with your money, it may be your own financial fault.