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This One Wedding Trick Will Save You Thousands
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6 Tips for Spring Cleaning on a Budget
The spring cleaning season is here. But consumers don't have to clean out their wallets in order to make the annual event a success.
How to Save for Retirement When You Are Unemployed
So you're out of work. That doesn't mean you have to lose track of your retirement savings.
9 Tax Free Employee Benefits
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Best Money Tips: Beat Rising Travel Costs
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9 Things Your Office Forgot to Recycle
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Is Mechanical Breakdown Insurance Worth It?
Depending on your car and your aversion to risk, mechanical breakdown insurance can prove to be a smart investment...or a waste of funds.
6 Back-to-School Items You Can Buy Used
Facing that back-to-school budget crunch? Instead of buying school supplies brand-new, get them used.
Best Money Tips: Frugal Pet Care
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Best Money Tips: Simple Time Management Tips That Work
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Finding Your Best Work Hours
If you want to get more done, do it faster, and produce work of higher quality, the answer might be as simple as identifying when you should work.
Best Money Tips: Tips to Help Pay for Car Repairs
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5 Financial Lessons Everyone Should Learn by Kindergarten
Kindergarten kids can — and should — understand these personal finance basics. So should the rest of us.
Best Money Tips: Money Saving Tips For Parents
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15 Surprising Insurance Policies You Might Need
For just about any life event, there's an insurance policy to cover it. Do you need one of these plans?
8 Ways ETFs Can Put More Money in Your Pocket Than Mutual Funds
It used to be that that the smart way to invest simply was to buy mutual funds. Not anymore — ETFs are where your money should go.
Should Conforming Loan Limits Be Increased?
The conforming loan limit for home loans in the U.S. fell back to pre-2008 levels recently. Now lawmakers want to raise it again. Learn how it could affect you.
When Being Frugal Isn't the Solution
Simply living frugally doesn't always lead to financial greatness or happiness. Discover when it's better to bend the rules of frugality, and why.
5 Surefire Signs You Have Too Much Debt
Are you toeing the line of too much debt? These warning signs say so.