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A sincere "thank you" can mean a lot — here are 25 wholehearted, creative, and frugal ways to make it happen.
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9 Simple Acts of Self-Care for the Sandwich Generation
When caring for your parents and your children at the same time, stress is bound to find you. Remember to take care of yourself, too.
Best Money Tips: 5 Ways to Get in "The Zone"
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These four international destinations have dark reputations, but these days they're relatively safe, and absolutely affordable.
How to Stop Those Annoying Robocalls
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How to Build Wealth in a Depressed Economy
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How to recognize and answer illegal interview questions
In the United States job seekers are protected by a myriad of anti-discrimination laws. Despite these laws many potential employers still want employees that fit a narrow profile
I.O.U.S.A. the Movie - A Review One Year Later
I.O.U.S.A. is a documentary film released in late 2008 by the Peter G. Peterson Foundation that focuses on the national debt of the United States. I finally watched it this weeken
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The winter blues can put heavy strain on your sleep, diet, and, you guessed it — even your finances. Here's how to perk up — for your money's sake.
How Families Can Earn and Use Travel Rewards
As a solo traveler, you may have your travel rewards strategy down pat. But what about when you're planning to bring the family?
10 Small Towns With the Most Millionaires Per Capita
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Here's How Late Starters Can Save for Their Kids' Education
You've always planned to save for your kid's college education. But that kid is in high school, and you haven't even started. What now?
5-Minute Finance: Create Financial Goals
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5 Things to Do Right Now to Boost Your 600 Credit Score
A 600 credit score isn't bad, exactly, but it's not terrific, either. Here's what you can do to improve it.
Making Every Penny Count With A Zero-Based Budget
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