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Today we found some great articles on simple habits that will transform your finances, where to find popular toys for cheap, and how to save money as a poor college student.
Best Money Tips: How to Stop Overspending With Friends
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Renting is cheaper
Everybody has seen a rent-versus-buy analysis. Here's a different way to look at it.
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Getting more for your money in the most unexpected place
I often get on my soap-box about bad customer service. I also preach (sorry) that you should all expect more for your money, be it shopping online or grabbing the weekly groceries.
Best Money Tips: Teaching Kids About Saving Money
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Pessimism Pays - Why Expecting the Worst Can Save You Money
Everyone's heard the adage, "Expect the best, prepare for the worst," but the truth is that many people are overly optimistic about the future. Being a worrier may sa
3 Step Strategy To Airfare Deals
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Should You Ever Buy Eyeglasses Online?
You just may see the savings extra clearly when you buy your next pair of prescription glasses online.
Keeping The Budget In Budget Travel
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Shopping Smart at CVS
Maybe shopping at CVS doesn’t seem that frugal, but — if you play your cards right — there is a guaranteed way to get stuff there for free (or really, really cheap).
Laddering for higher, more stable returns
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