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Escape Student Loan Debt — Slowly
If you have student loan debt you think you'll never be able to pay off, new rules might help substantially ease your burden.
7 Money Conversations Parents Should Have With Their Adult Kids
Your kids aren't babies anymore. It's time to sit down and talk finance.
7 Ways to Travel More in Retirement
You're officially a retiree! Now that you can see the world, here's how to do it right.
Best Money Tips: Cheap Ways to Boost Your Brain
Today we found some great articles on cheap ways to power up your brain, genius ways to use leftover produce, and eco-friendly ways to change up your laundry routine.
7 Roadblocks to Retirement (And How to Clear Them)
Looking forward to the day when you can stop working and start living the easy life? If you're not careful with your money, that day may never come.
5 Things Angry Birds Has Taught Me About Life
Angry Birds might be a fantastic time waster, but it can also teach you valuable life lessons. Really.
Reverse Bucket List: Look Back Before Looking Forward
Before you make a “bucket list” of things you want to do in life, don't skip this vital first step — it could be the key to happiness.
5 Questions Retirees Should Ask Before Starting a Small Business
Retirement is usually a time to relax — but for others, it's time to open their dream business. Is it really the right move?
Frugal is More than a Way to Spend Money, Part 2
Frugal is a way of life — are you spending too much, or too little?
Afraid, Yet Smitten - You Haven't Heard of Violent Acres Yet?
Amid Violent Acres' delightfully jaw-dropping blog posts, you'l find some sound financial advice. Check it out!
Best Money Tips: Use These Apps to Be More Productive
Today we found articles on apps that can make you more productive, tips for mindful consumption, and budget saving trends that don’t work.
5 Romantic Wedding Locations That Won't Cost a Fortune
Choosing the right venue is is hard and often expensive. Save money by skipping the hotel and country club and get wed somewhere fun — and cheap.
The Magic Marker Money Safe
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Best Money Tips: Simple Ways to Save More, Worry Less
Today we found some great articles on ways to save more and worry less, essential steps to take before a job interview, and what you need to know about using your phone abroad.
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Tax Brackets Explained
Why are you taxed what you're taxed? And how do some super-wealthy pay so little? Find out what your tax bracket means and why it matters.
Finding Balance: How to Practice Moderation
We all know the benefits of moderation, and yet, that knowledge seems to evaporate when a plate of nachos appears. Learn how to be more mindful.
15 Easy and Delicious Ice Cream Substitutes
Few things satisfy a sweet tooth (but sabotage a waistline) quite like ice cream. Skip the guilt and try these delicious, healthy alternatives.
12 Gov't Social Media Accounts You Should Follow
The President's isn't the only government social media account given to daily official pronouncements. Here's how to stay up to date with the Feds.
Losing Your Nest Egg Could Kill You: Here's How to Prevent It
They say if you don't have money, "At least you have your health." New research shows that you can't have one without the other.