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The new $5 enters circulation today with a ceremonial "first spend" at the gift shop of President Lincoln’s Cottage at the Soldiers’ Home in Washington, D.
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Somewhere between the eight ball and the brick wall behind you, you find yourself stuck. Do you place your order for that product or service online, or through a customer service a
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Best Money Tips: Morning Routines of Successful People
Today we found some great articles on morning routines of success people, Black Friday buzzwords that make you spend more, and productivity pick-me-ups to help you get things done.
Here's How Too Many Decisions Costs You Money
Decisions, decisions — making too many can wear you out, and cause you to make some bad ones.
4 Big Tech Stocks Offering Big Returns
There's more to tech investing than social media stocks. Find some room for these big tech stocks in your portfolio and 2015 could be a big year.
How to Use a Credit Card for an Emergency Without Drowning In Debt
You know you shouldn't use a credit card to pay for an emergency. But what if that's your only choice?
How to Maximize the Value of Your Frequent Flier Miles
Not all airline miles are created equal. Make sure you're squeezing every cent out of your miles by following these tips.
Best Money Tips: Organic Groceries on a Budget
Today we found some great articles how to shop organic on a budget, 1-minute habits that will improve your day, and ways to make household items last longer.
Best Money Tips: What Successful People Do To Maximize Their Time
Today we found some great articles on things that successful people do to maximize their time, possible causes for your high bills, and ways to keep promises with yourself.
7 Best World Cities for Cheap Eats
Pack a bag! These food-lovers' meccas will satisfy the itch to travel and try new cuisine — all without breaking the bank.
7 Times It's Okay to Raid Your 529 Plan
While you shouldn't tap a 529 plan willy-nilly, sometimes it's okay to dip into school savings, especially if you have better options.
Are Starter Homes Still a Thing?
Starter homes used to be the norm. But in today's housing market, you might not need those homeowner training wheels.
What to Expect on Your First Cruise
First time heading out on the high seas? Don't stress. Here's what you can expect on your maiden voyage.
Miser v. Stunna: A Case Study
Miserly is derived from a Latin term that means "wretched." It is the linguistic blood relative of miserable. Stuntin' is when you spend too much money and w
Put Together an Advance Directive in an Afternoon
With all the talk about having a will when you die, very few people consider having one for while you’re alive. Living wills, often referred
New $5 bill starts circulating today
The new $5 enters circulation today with a ceremonial "first spend" at the gift shop of President Lincoln’s Cottage at the Soldiers’ Home in Washington, D.
The 8 Shopping Apps That'll Actually Save You Money in 2016
Couponing keeps getting easier and easier. Whether at the supermarket or your favorite store, these eight apps can save you big bucks.
I Bond rates go to zero
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Ask the Readers: Have You Started Holiday Prep?
Tell us if you've started to prep for the holidays and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
6 Small Business Pitfalls, and How to Avoid Them: PART ONE
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Are poor folks and the middle class on the same side?
Rational people try to buy what they need at the cheapest price they can find. There's a contrary argument, though, that holds that it's "shooting themselves in the foot" for poor
Ordering Online Versus Calling it In: Which is Better?
Somewhere between the eight ball and the brick wall behind you, you find yourself stuck. Do you place your order for that product or service online, or through a customer service a