Today we found articles on how to avoid busting your budget on a DIY project, money myths that lead to debt, and tips for buying stylish and affordable furniture.
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In advertising, not everything is as it seems. Watch out for these phrases; if they're being used, you should reconsider the purchase you're about to make.
If you don't want to break the bank getting ready for your new baby, check this list for the items that are truly essential — and those that can be ignored.
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Can Your Spouse be a Dependent on Your Taxes?
We all want a lower tax burden. When your spouse earns much less, you may be tempted to claim them as a dependent. Should You?
The 5 Best Pet Wipes
Keeping your house clean with a messy dog or cat isn't easy, but it can be. Get any of these pet wipes and those paws will be mud-free.
Best Money Tips: How to Avoid Busting Your Budget on a DIY Project
Today we found articles on how to avoid busting your budget on a DIY project, money myths that lead to debt, and tips for buying stylish and affordable furniture.
Turn Your Passion Into A Living
Finding your dream job or life's work may not be as hard as we all make it out to be if we decide to take action towards this goal.
16 Cheap, Low-Cal Condiments to Brighten Up Boring Food
You can keep your food budget slim and make your meals delicious — turn flavorless food into delicacies with these condiments.
11 Good Money Habits That Will Keep You Out of Debt
If you live life following these good money habits, you'll never find yourself facing debt.
Turn Your Home Into a Spa With These 5 Frugal Stress Relievers
Science says you really need a vacation, but your budget says no way. What to do? Bring rest and relaxation home on the cheap!
5 Countries That Welcome American Retirees
Taking your retirement abroad is a good way to stretch your retirement dollars. Before you go, consider these American-friendly locales.
Cut-Rate Condiments: Homemade Mayo
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Best Cards for Women’s Apparel
Choose the best credit card for shopping in women's clothing stores.
5 Unexpected Costs of Political Activism
Protesters are out in force right now. And while taking a stand is important in many ways, there are financial and personal risks to consider.
Advertising Jargon That Aims to Mislead
In advertising, not everything is as it seems. Watch out for these phrases; if they're being used, you should reconsider the purchase you're about to make.
3 Invisible Savings Tips That Work
Discover savings methods so easy, they practically seem invisible.
6 Simple Ways to Safeguard Against Bank Bullying
Banks can be like huge monsters, chomping up your cash with fee after fee. Here are six ways to fight back.
4 Ways Your Money Can Support Your Values
Want to give back without going broke? Use your everyday finances as a means of funding your values.
4 Retirement "Rules of Thumb" That Actually Work
Take some guesswork out of retirement planning with these four financial rules of thumb. They really do work!
5 Cheap Travel Destinations for Wine Lovers
See the world while sipping your favorite wines — all at a reasonable price. Cheers!
How to Sell Your Crap: A Book Review and Tips
Although it’s daunting, selling your extra stuff can also be cathartic and lucrative. Learn how with these tips from Adam Baker's new e-book.
Everyone's Using Spare Change Apps — Are They Really Worth It?
Micro-investing apps are the modern-era change jars. Can they really help boost your finances?
What a New Baby Really Needs
If you don't want to break the bank getting ready for your new baby, check this list for the items that are truly essential — and those that can be ignored.