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Save Your Retirement by Avoiding These 10 Risky Investments
You could get motion sickness from the ups and downs of these volatile stocks. Keep more of your money by steering clear of these investments.
Best Money Tips: How to Stop Unsolicited Calls and Texts
Today we found articles on how to stop unsolicited calls and texts, things you can do outside of work to increase productivity, and cheap foods that are packed with protein.
Best Money Tips: 10 Steps to Financial Freedom After College
Today we found articles on the steps to financial freedom after college, little changes that will make you happier, and a look at how much you should spend on a house.
Save on Books, Diapers, and Much More With an Amazon Membership Program
Whether you're a student, a mom, or just a frequent Amazon shopper, discover how their membership programs might be able to save you serious cash.
Holiday Lessons Learned: Advice To Avoid Rip-Offs NYC
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Best Money Tips: Businesses You Can Start Online
Today we found some awesome articles on businesses you can start online, saving money at the drug store, and principles for growing wealth.
Best Money Tips: How You Can Afford a Baby
Today we found some great articles on how you can afford a baby, the value of vacation, and rules for new homebuyers.
Here's Why Your Parents Could Buy a Home While You Still Rent
Your Baby Boomer parents could afford to buy their homes. Why can't you?
What's an employee to do? Part 1
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Big Lessons From the Tiny House Movement
Imagine life without a mortgage or an overstuffed attic. Even if we don't live in one, tiny houses can teach us a lot about consumption, debt, and simplicity.
What Do You and a Credit Card Thief Have in Common?
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Summer Freebies and Bargains for Kids
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10 Ways to Improve Yourself for $100 or Less
Stuck in a rut? You can makeover your career, your finances, and your life for less than $100!
Live a Longer and Happier Life With These 8 Frugal Buys
We don't often advise you to buy more stuff, but these frugal purchases really will help you live a longer, happier, healthier life. It's science!
Frugal Gluten-Free Living: Kitchen Tools that Stretch Your Budget and Your Time
I am a very frugal person. So, when my husband discovered his digestive tract could not handle gluten, I had to figure out how to stay within the budget, while keeping my sanity.
10 Easy to Learn Skills That Will Save You Money
Stop paying someone else to do things you can do. You're more than capable of learning these 10 skills, and you'll save hundreds per year.
5 Incredible Places to Retire Abroad That Anyone Can Afford
For retirees looking to stretch their savings — and satisfy their wanderlust — these five nations are attractive retirement options.
Making Personal Finance Fun while Fighting for Financial Freedom
My story about how I went from broke, to saving without goals, to fighting for financial independence.
How to Attend a Wedding for Cheap (Without Actually Looking Cheap)
Even simply attending a wedding these days is expensive. Trim the cost without insulting your hosts with these simple expense-savers.
5 Myths About Credit Cards That Won't Go Away
Credit cards have been around for a long time now — and so have all these myths about paying with plastic.