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Some might say that I have no business giving out organizational tips. My desk is always a mess, I usually look for things for a very long time before finding them, and my neat-an
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Today we found some great articles on how families can save money this July, things to do before you leave for vacation, and two year versus four year colleges.
One in three partners in a committed financial relationship has been deceived by their partner about money. Why do partners lie about spending and what can you do about it?
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What to Buy, and Avoid Buying, in February
Winter rolls on, as do the rolling discounts. Read on for the stuff you can buy cheap this month — and the stuff you should hold off on.
Why Savings Account Interest Rates Are So Low
Five or six years ago it was easy to find a savings account that paid 4% or 5%. Today, 1% or less is the norm. What happened?
The Basics of CD Laddering
To get the most out of your long-term savings, set up a CD ladder to earn the most attractive rates without tying up your money for years and years.
One Way to Combat High Prices - Just Run Out of Gas
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Flashback Friday: The 65 Best Career Tips We've Ever Shared
Finding the right job takes time and perseverance. But with the right career tips, you can get your dream job without having to wait forever.
Looking On The Bright Side: How to Find A Silver Lining In The Current Financial Crisis
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6 Ways to Haggle Your Way to Cheaper Rent
If you love the apartment, but not the price, learn how to negotiate with the landlord and find the price that's right for both of you.
Co-Signing for a Loan: 4 Things to Consider First
Co-signing a loan for anyone, including your child or best friend, could affect your credit. What to know before you sign.
Toss It or Not? 5 Organizational Tips from a Chronic Clutter Bug
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4 Powerful Smartphones That Aren't Overpriced
The smartphone market is maturing, and that means you can find plenty of mid-tier devices that offer performance at a reasonable price — without a contract.
8 Expensive Recipe Ingredients That Are Easy to Replace
When a recipe calls for something fancy, don't worry! You can save money with one of these less-expensive substitutes.
Best Money Tips: Ways Families Can Save Money This July
Today we found some great articles on how families can save money this July, things to do before you leave for vacation, and two year versus four year colleges.
How to Save $1,500 on Coffee
Many of us know that we can save money by making coffee at home, but have you ever actually calculated how much? Learn how to save $1,500 on coffee.
Is Your Partner Financially Unfaithful? (1 in 3 Are)
One in three partners in a committed financial relationship has been deceived by their partner about money. Why do partners lie about spending and what can you do about it?
How One Mediocre Investor Prospered After the Market Crash
A mediocre portfolio held up pretty well through the financial crisis — and has even done pretty great in the aftermath. Learn how.
Cash for Trash: Making Money Recycling
Recycling isn't just good for the environment; it's also good for your wallet. From cans to paper to electronics and more, learn how to earn cash by going green.
Can You Have It All? 4 Tips for Doing More With Your Time
Many of us think we don't have enough time in the day to do what we really want — but the truth is that, well, that's not quite true. Discover how to do more.
Ask the Readers: Do You Pay For Convenience?
Tell us whether or not you pay for convenience and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
Could a Divorce Improve Your Finances?
When I was single, I thought that getting married would reduce my expenses greatly, and after I got married I realized that in some instances
Taking Frugal Road Trips (Even When Gas Prices Are High)
Call your friends and pack up the car — it's road trip season! Here's how to do it on the cheap.