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Circuit City officially announced that it is going out of business today. The number two largest electronics retailer begins final liquidation sales on January 17th, 2009 in all of
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Best Money Tips: How to Avoid 4 Common Forms of Accidental Death
Today we found helpful articles on the common forms of accidental death, ways to stay motivated at the gym, and kitchen skills that help you save time.
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Year-End Holiday Celebrations for Less
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The "one big lump" theory of your money
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Go, Tea, Go: The 10 Best Online Tea Merchants
Got tea on your mind? Check out the massive selection of everything tea at these online shops.
6 Ways to Calm Your Nerves and Ace Your Interview
Overcome with pre-interview jitters? Here's how to find your zen and land that job.
Why Can't You Ever Make On-Time Payments?
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10 Simple Ways to Get Your Life Together
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Goodbye Circuit City - Final liquidation begins January 17th, 2009 - Updated
Circuit City officially announced that it is going out of business today. The number two largest electronics retailer begins final liquidation sales on January 17th, 2009 in all of
6 Ways that Dieting and Budgeting are Exactly the Same
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Can Saying Thanks More Make You Rich?
We all know saying "thank you" is polite. But true gratitude can actually make your finances (and life!) a little sunnier.
Best Money Tips: Slay Your Financial Fears
Today we found some fantastic articles on simple ways to slay your financial fears, whether it's cheaper to buy or stream music, and airline fees worth paying for.
3 Surprising Ways to Save on Wireless Bills
Cell phone voice and data charges can climb in a hurry. Keep your cell data bill manageable by managing your plan, and your usage, more cleverly.
Best Money Tips: Contributing to Charities Without Donating Money
Today we found some stellar articles on contributing to charity without donating money, saving this holiday season, and risks happy people take every day.
The 5 Best Webcams
If you make regular video calls or record videos on your computer, a webcam can be a worthwhile investment. Here are the five best.
Choosing Local Businesses
The big-box stores might have everything you want at what seems to be a better price, but there are good reasons why you should buy local.
10 Money Lessons I Learned From Dad
Dads are a great source of knowledge. And when it comes to saving money, they always seem to know to steer us right. Happy Father's Day!
Should I Take a Job That Pays Less Than Unemployment?
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Help for the Decoratively Hopeless (or the Cheap): Myscha Theriault on BTR
Yes, it’s time for another weekly Blog Talk Radio Show tonight, and this one’s featuring our very own Myscha Theriault. We discuss kitchens on a dime (or $100, in my case) and how
3 Great Home Gadgets That Can Save You Real Money
Put your home on autopilot with these three gadgets, and watch the savings roll in all year long.