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The IRS wants businesses to pay their taxes online, as well as file their taxes online. It's faster, eliminates the need for the IRS to have people open envelopes and process pa
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Here's a secret not enough of us know: Everything is negotiable — even your credit card debt.
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Best Money Tips: The Car Edition
Today we found some of the best articles from around the web on keeping your car expenses from draining your bank account.
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If your budget keeps biting the dust, it might be because you're constantly making these basic mistakes.
The 10 Stupidest Things Smart People Do
Smart people do stupid things all the time — often because they're so smart. Let's learn from some of their foibles!
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Today, we give you tips to being professional, getting your friends to join the frugal wagon, prepping your car for winter, and a delicious wine jelly recipe!
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Today we found some great articles on tips for negotiating a better deal, nixing your bad money habits, and frugally saving summer before it's gone.
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These 10 questions come up in job interviews all the time. Whatever you do, don't answer them like this.
6 Painless Ways to Split the Check
Whether you split the bill evenly or item by item, easily find out who owes how much — saving you a headache and your server some hassle.
January: The Perfect Maintenance Month
Recently I learned several annual money-saving maintenance tips. All it took was a little snooping around my husband.
The 6 Least Expensive Dog Breeds to Own
A dog can be a great addition to your household, but they aren't cheap to buy or care for. These six dogs won't bust your wallet (but will melt your heart).
Best Money Tips: Make Extra Money From Home
Today we found some great articles on making extra money from home, working giving into your budget, and ways to spend your tax return.
The 5 Best Bladeless Fans
When it's a hot day and your regular fans just aren't cutting it, a bladeless fan can truly keep you cool.
Why Recycling Is My Lowest Priority
Recycling may not be the saving grace we all believe it to be. Before you even consider putting out your curbside bin, learn what you should do first.
7 Countries Where You Can Travel on $30 a Day or Less
Travel doesn't have to be expensive — you just need to know where to go, and how to trim the cost.
8 Tasks You Shouldn't Skip During Spring Cleaning
If you're only cleaning the areas you can see, you're not doing it right. To really get your place clean, don't skip these tasks.
Online Tax Payment and Filing for Small Businesses
The IRS wants businesses to pay their taxes online, as well as file their taxes online. It's faster, eliminates the need for the IRS to have people open envelopes and process pa
8 Signs You Should Quit Your Job
If your job is taking more and more out of you, it may be time to find a new one. Consider these eight signs, and then consider updating your resume.
10 Examples of Tremendous Business Leadership
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