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How to Save Money at the Butcher's
If you are buying your meats at the grocery store and feel you have little choice while spending more, take a trip to the local butcher shop before stocking up your freezer. Here a
Travel and Money: Passport Carrying Tips
Losing your passport (or having it stolen) while you're traveling can be a costly disaster to contend with. Here are ways to reduce the chances of your passport going missing, and
Are You Tipping Wrong? This Is What You Should Be Leaving
Seems like every service counter we encounter includes a strategically placed tip jar. Find out who you should be tipping (and how much).
Independent People Have These 7 Things in Their Homes — Do You?
We can always be more self-reliant. How many of these items of independent people do you use?
How to Throw a Kid's Birthday Bash on the Cheap
Throwing a birthday bash for your kiddo shouldn't cost an arm and a leg.
Best Money Tips: The Investing Edition
Today we found some of the best articles from around the web on investing.
Best Money Tips: Ways to Trick Yourself Into Saving Money
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11 Tips and Tricks for Merging Finances
When couples get hitched, so do their separate finances. Here's how to bring the money together without ripping the marriage apart.
10 Signs You Ought to Get Another Credit Card
Another what!? Yep, responsibly maintaining several credit accounts is good for your financial health. Know when to apply for your next.
How to Fire Your Real Estate Agent
If the only thing your realtor is offering is stress, it's time to break up. It's not you — it's them.
Want to Buy a Home With No Money Down? Try a USDA Loan
Despite the recent economic crunch, consumers can still purchase homes with no money down through the USDA Rural Development program.
How to Avoid Getting Hired
Do you want a job? Are you sure? Because if you are doing any of these things, you won't get one.
This One Wedding Trick Will Save You Thousands
For the frugal bride and groom, winter is the right time to wed. Savings are substantial and the setting is unique and memorable.
Best Money Tips: Surprising Ways to Make Money Recycling
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Best Money Tips: Save Money on Your Next Car Rental
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11 Things Scientists Say Will Boost Your Happiness Today
From naps to sad movies, these common everyday activities really do make us happier — in ways science can measure. Try some and feel better!
What to Do If Your Paycheck Bounces
You got an "insufficient funds" memo from a much-needed paycheck. Don't panic: Here's how to make sure you get paid.
Negotiating 101: The 5 Buyers You Meet In Hell
These are the 5 worst types of negotiators and why their tactics don't work.
Best Money Tips: Money Reasons to Get Married
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6 Smart Ways to Use Old Savings Bonds
Dig out those old savings bonds, find out what they're worth, and teach your bonds to do more than reliably collect interest.