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Getting around town on a bike isn't easy, but it can be. Use any of these folding bicycles and you can go from bike to train to bus without missing a beat.
Get inspired to eliminate your debt with the story of one couple who stopped borrowing, retired $147,000 in debt, and started living life on their own terms.
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Leadership by Listening
Are you a good listener? Listeners can be great leaders because they have volumes of field intelligence that no one else has bothered to notice.
Why You Can Accomplish Even Your Wildest Dreams
You are born knowing nothing but you learn everything. It's not your talent, but your persistence that will help you achieve the impossible.
Peer to Peer Lending: Prosper Marketplace or Lending Club?
Whether you're a borrower or investor, here is a quick comparison guide on the two largest peer to peer lending companies.
Zooey Deschanel Never Pays Late Fees and 5 Other Smart Money Lessons From Celebrities
You don't have to be a spendthrift just because you're rich and famous. Here's how six super thrifty celebs get by.
4 Places to Start Your Debt Management Crusade
Taking control of debt is essential to preventing it from getting out of hand. Here are some tips to get you started with a debt management plan.
11 Terrifying Things That Can Happen When Someone Steals Your Phone (And How You Can Protect It)
Your smartphone is stuffed with piles of personal data, which means the loss of a smartphone really… smarts. Take steps to protect it.
13 Ways to Use Social Media in Business
You have social-media savvy that could benefit your company. Here’s how to work with your boss to get attention and results.
Best Money Tips: Things to Bring to a Job Interview
Today we found some stellar articles on things to bring to a job interview, getting a free education at your fingertips, and easy home organizing tips.
Pay These 6 Bills First When Money Is Tight
If your monthly budget just went bust, make sure to prioritize these important bill payments first.
How to Close a Credit Card Without Dinging Your Credit Score
You don't use that credit card anymore — but canceling might crush your credit score. Try these smarter methods of ditching that card.
3 Ways to Beat Holiday Shopping Stress
This "jolly" season can become overwhelming when you shop, but these tips can help you avoid getting caught up in the hustle and bustle.
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 5 Best Folding Bicycles
Getting around town on a bike isn't easy, but it can be. Use any of these folding bicycles and you can go from bike to train to bus without missing a beat.
Diagnose and Improve Your Financial Health: A 10-Item Checklist
If you resolved to take better care of your finances in 2011, learn what to fix first — and how — with this checkup list.
10 Fantastic Facts About Eggs
You know that they're edible; now learn why these frugal sources of protein are incredible.
Best Money Tips: Better Your Brain
Today we found some great articles on how to better your brain, save money on your Super Bowl party, and getting the most out of your workout.
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.
How to Make Money With Peer-to-Peer Lending Service Prosper
Unleash your inner banker with Prosper, the peer-to-peer lending service. Low investment minimums and a variety of risk thresholds make it easy.
9 Items Every New Doggy Parent Should Own
Adopting a dog is exciting, but it can also be stressful. To make it easier, discover which essential dog supplies doting parents should own.
How One Couple Paid Off $147k of Debt (Even While Unemployed)
Get inspired to eliminate your debt with the story of one couple who stopped borrowing, retired $147,000 in debt, and started living life on their own terms.