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You and your spouse can't wait to enjoy your retirement years, but before you dive in, you need to talk money.
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Today we found articles on costumes you can DIY on the cheap, subscriptions that are totally worth it, and warning signs to watch out for when you’re booking a hotel.
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Those small business credit card offers sure are tempting. Understand the risks to your personal credit before you sign up.
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Sick of being the person to count everyone's cash or cover for a mooching friend? Next time you're splitting the check, try one of these techniques.
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It's a new year! Ditch the unrealistic resolutions and make these smart, achievable money moves right on January 1.
Charitable giving - get a receipt
After the good-hearted decision to make a charitable donation, do some good for yourself and get a receipt! You can't deduct without one!
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The future is now — and it's slightly more annoying, unhealthy, and destructive than we we ever dreamed of. Where's the "undo" button?
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Before you step foot on the gangplank, check your pockets and luggage for these essentials. You're gonna need 'em!
Who Moved My Stuff?
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Vacation's end can be a real downer. Extend your holiday by making the return home stress free with some easy, before-you-go planning.
Edible Flowers Make Cheap Food Beautiful Again
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Millennials don't shy from a challenge — climbing the corporate ladder, included. Are you ready for the top rung?
How to Erase Your Medical Debt
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Manage your charitable giving
Are you one of the people who responds to begging letters from national charitable organizations by occasionally sending money? I used to do that. In my case, it was mostly envir