A second round of quantitative easing, or QE2, could have a real and significant impact on households nationwide. Learn why some Americans might soon have to do more with less.
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5 Money Lessons From the Third World
My family moved to Papua New Guinea, and the money lessons we've received have been important, surprising, and priceless.
Best Money Tips: 7 Vacation Rental Tips for Every Traveler
Today we found articles on vacation rental tips, financial habits that build wealth, and ways to get through your emails faster.
Avoid These 6 Mistakes Newbies Make With Their First Credit Cards
Getting your first credit card allows you to enter the financial mainstream. Be sure to avoid these common mistakes that can cost you.
How "Carried Interest" May Affect Our Taxes
Carried interest was a buzzword of the presidential election. Just what is it, anyways?
Best Money Tips: These Bedtime Tips Will Boost Your Productivity
Today we found articles on bedtime tips to boost daytime productivity, how to save money on health care, and ways to invest in real estate.
6 Ways to Get Prettier, Smarter, and Healthier While You Sleep
You can get all that from just a good night's sleep? As long as you're doing it right. Read on to learn more about the secret power of sleep.
What QE2 Could Mean for Ordinary Americans
A second round of quantitative easing, or QE2, could have a real and significant impact on households nationwide. Learn why some Americans might soon have to do more with less.
Shrinking Your Cash-Flow Period to Create a Better Budget
Had trouble sticking to your monthly budget? Try this method for looking at your finances daily — and maybe you'll avoid buying that unnecessary popcorn.
4 Red Flags That Your Retirement Plan May Be Off Track
Is your retirement off course? If these red flags apply to you, it just might be.
4 Guarantees Besides Death and Taxes
Ben Franklin said there were only two guarantees in this life, death and taxes. But there are a few others that could be added to his list.
Think Outside the Index When You Rebalance Your Investment Portfolio
If you are rebalancing your portfolio before the end of the year, make sure you are truly diversified.
Best Money Tips: The Worst Things to Buy Online
Today we found some great articles on the worst things to buy online, foods you can grown in your kitchen, and important (but often overlooked) qualities for success.
4 Quirky Ways to Spend Less and Kick-Start Saving
Learning to spend less and save more doesn't isn't intimidating when you follow these enjoyable, unconventional strategies.
6 Summer Party Ideas That Won't Break the Bank
What's better than a mid-summer get-together with friends? A mid-summer get-together that's simple to plan and easy to pay for!
Why a Deferred Annuity May Be a Smarter Buy Than Long-Term Care Insurance
Staggering long-term care insurance costs have retirees looking to an alternative solution; the deferred annuity.
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Arguing Over Money Drives Your Kids to Credit Card Debt
Discover how your relationship with money can affect your kids' relationship with money — and how to make positive changes for you and them.
The 1% Rule and Other Ways to Make Goals Manageable
Big goals are achieved through small changes. How small? Well, forget about 110% — sometimes all you need to give is 1%.
Best Money Tips: How to Build an Emergency Fund From Nothing
Today we found ways to build your emergency fund from nothing, ways to fight clutter and get organized, and a guide to buying refurbished products.