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These podcasts promote listening skills and give kids a much-needed break from their screens. You could use a break, too!
The 4 Worst Mistakes Good Parents Make
Parenting is hard! Are you making it harder than it really is?
5 Ways to Save More Taxes in 2011
From hiring your children to changing your accounting methods, make these changes in 2011 to ensure you pay fewer taxes in 2012.
Best Money Tips: Ways to Save on Groceries at Walmart
Today we found some great articles on ways to save money on groceries at Walmart, the golden rules of decluttering, and how to simplify your finances.
Identifying Good Managers Through Leadership Competencies
Clearly defining required proficiencies can help you create a stellar management team. Get started on your list with these 12 common ones.
Your Guide to Frugal Reality TV
From over-the-top couponers and giant families to regular folks just trying to get by on a budget, your TV listings are full of shows about the frugal life.
Best Money Tips: Holiday Savings Tips
Today we found some great articles on holiday savings tips, cash back credit card traps, and why it's still a good idea to get your bachelor's degree.
5 Ways to Stop Stunting Your Growth
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Best Money Tips: The Cheapest Cities to Fly to This Summer
Today we found some great articles on cities with the cheapest flights this summer, the dirtiest places in your kitchen, and questions to ask yourself before you say yes.
7 Generic Home Goods Buys Better Than the Expensive Originals
Skip the fancy brand name. For these seven household items, generic does the best job — at the better price.
Best Money Tips: 30 Habits, Qualities, and Secrets That Lead to Success
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Best Money Tips: Tactics to Get Free Food
Today we found some great articles on tactics to get free food, how to take an inexpensive road trip, and tips for budgeting when you're broke.
Here's How Rich You'd Be If You Stopped Driving
What would you rather have — a car or a house? Once you recognize how much a car really costs, you may rethink how you get around.
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Today we found articles on how to stock a minimalist kitchen, cleaning supplies you never have to buy again, and simple ideas for taking care of yourself.
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Best Money Tips: Easy Ways to Save Money This Summer
Today we found some great articles on ways to save money this summer, slashing your expenses, and saving on haircuts.
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