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This guide offers tips for saving for and getting financial aid for college, plus additional advice for students to save while in school and tips for recent graduates.
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Traveling with a pet can be a challenge, but with the right itinerary and gear, everyone can enjoy the trip, whether they make it on two legs or four.
How Your Last Name Affects Your Spending Habits
Think that alphabetical line-up in elementary school just kept you in order? It could also have affected your lifelong spending habits. Learn how.
7 Countries Where You Don't Have to Tip at Restaurants
Maybe you hate tipping or maybe you just don't like doing math. Either way, in these popular travel destinations, the gratuity is already covered.
7 Money Lessons We Can Learn From Jay-Z
Jay-Z is one of the wealthiest entertainers in the world, and his latest studio release, 4:44, has some important financial insights.
How to Turn Your Backyard Into a Moneymaker
A big backyard costs money. Did you know it can also make you money?
Bookmark This: A Step-by-Step Guide to Choosing 401(k) Investments
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6 Outdoor Adventures That Don't Cost a Dime
When the weather finally clears, shake off cabin fever with this collection of cheap, or even free outdoor adventures.
Organizing Your Financial Paperwork
By reducing paperwork before you organize, keeping your financial documents in order can become quick, easy, and (mostly) painless.
8 Ways to Spend Your Last-Minute Health Care FSA Funds
The deadline to spend your Flexible Spending Account health care funds is approaching. Some of these qualifying purchases may surprise you.
How to Revive an Old Retirement Fund
If you've been neglecting your nest egg, it's time to bring it back from the dead.
6 Essential Money-Saving Items to Take On a Camping Road Trip
Before you venture out on a long journey in the car, make sure you have these essentials with you.
14 Dos and Don'ts to Ensure a Happy New Year's Eve
It's time to say goodbye to the last 12 months and ring in the New Year! Have a fun, happy, and safe New Year's Eve with these tips.
What to Do When You Want to Quit Your Job
Whether you've landed a new job or your current one is awful, follow these steps to ensure that when you leave, you're covered financially and emotionally.
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This guide offers tips for saving for and getting financial aid for college, plus additional advice for students to save while in school and tips for recent graduates.
Best Money Tips: Survive the Cold and Flu Season on a Budget
Today we found articles on how to survive the cold and flu season on a budget, affordable ways to fly first class, and beauty treatments you can find in your kitchen.
U.S. personal savings rate close to Depression-era rates
U.S. savings rate has plummeted into negative territory, echoing days of the Great Depression.
3 Reasons to Hire a Tax Professional (Even If You Don't Mind the Work)
Even if you like doing your own taxes, there are still good reasons to go to a professional. Learn how an accountant can save you both money and stress.
8 Questions to Ask Contractors Before Hiring One
You're eager to start that home remodel, but don't skip out on grilling your contractor first.
19 Uses for Empty Cereal Boxes
Don't throw out that Cheerios box! When the cereal's all gone, use the cardboard for one of these fun and useful projects.
Best Money Tips: Steps to Cheaper Food
Today we found some awesome articles on steps to cheaper food, dealing with debt collectors, and homeschooling on a budget.