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ETFs Offer Incredible Benefits...with a Dark Side
MOO is a cute name for a ticker symbol, but not a good reason to buy an exchange-traded fund. Learn what you need to know about these potentially great tools for retail investors.
3 Unusual Gift Ideas for Loved Ones
Every year I struggle to find meaningful gifts for relatives that they will appreciate instead of adding to the clutter of "stuff" they own.
The 10 Stupidest Things Smart People Say
You're smart, wise, savvy — so stop saying these 10 words and phrases that make you look stupid!
Bohemians Then and Now
Whenever people try to support themselves through their art, the bohemian lifestyle appears out of the resulting poverty and freedom.
The NFL's 5 Most Frugal Players
Sad stories of spendthrift athletes wasting millions are all too common. But for these five footballers, frugal lifestyles keep their finances fit.
7 Occasions When You Should Definitely Hire a Financial Advisor
It's great to be able to DIY your money, but some jobs require the skills of a pro. Be the smart about when to seek professional financial advice.
25 Frugal Changes You Can Make Today
Frugal living does not involve drastic changes. A few small changes can lead you down the right path.
Best Money Tips: Family Habits That Help You Save Money
Today we found articles on money-saving family habits, the best and worst days to buy gas, and ways to save money at the ballpark.
Best Money Tips: 13 First Aid "Facts" That Aren't True
Today we found articles on common first aid myths, legal ways to get Netflix for free, and ways to take charge of your job interview.
Building a Credit History
A good credit history can save you a small fortune over a lifetime. Here's how to build one.
5 Easy Ways to Declutter Your Digital Life
Your digital life can become overwhelming quickly if you don't get organized. Start decluttering your bytes!
4 Red Flags That Your Retirement Plan May Be Off Track
Is your retirement off course? If these red flags apply to you, it just might be.
Pros and Cons of Online Customer Product Reviews
Getting insights from fellow shoppers who may have the same needs and concerns as I do is invaluable: enter customer-written product reviews. But there are pros and cons.
Best Money Tips: How to Eat Healthy Even If You Hate Cooking
Today we found some great articles on how to eat healthy even if you hate cooking, strange state taxes, and the biggest money wasters.
The Psychology Behind Making Sales and Setting Price Points
Learn how to create a feeling of value for your customers while keeping your profit margins reasonable.
4 Ways HSBC's Shady Schemes Helped the Rich Avoid Taxes
Giant bank HSBC was caught helping the world's one-percenters avoid taxes and other currency controls. Find out how they did it.
7 Business Lessons I Learned the Hard Way
Made a few mistakes after starting your own business? Haven't we all. Take a look at a few lessons I've learned along the way.
5 Ways Newlyweds Screw Up Money Management
Marriage isn't just a joining of two people who love each other, it's also a joining of their finances. Avoid these mistakes to make sure you achieve fiscal bliss.
5 Simple Ways to Live Rent-Free
Housing isn't cheap, especially if you're broke. But with some creativity and some gumption, you can put a roof over your head for nothing.
5 Investment Moves That Prove You're Finally a Grown-Up
It's time to stop investing like a kid.