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A time horizon is the length of time you can leave money in an investment before you need it. Apply this concept to improve your financial health, now and later.
We have all read about the usual personal finance tips being offered by the writers of the personal finance blogs around the internet and from the experts on television. They usual
While regular credit card use can be harmful, these 12 responsible credit habits can help you build a stronger credit rating and a healthier bottom line.
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With so many cookware choices it's hard to know what's best for each style, recipe, or method. Here's how to decide between cast iron, copper, aluminum, and more.
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7 Easy Money Moves to Make on a Rainy Day
The rain may be falling, but that doesn't mean you can't make the sun shine on your finances.
Best Money Tips: Eco-Friendly Ways to Travel
Today we found articles on eco-friendly ways to travel, pitfalls to watch for if you’re 65 and still working, and practical minimalist tips for beginners.
Should You Refinance Your Student Loan?
Student loan borrowers have lots of repayment options, including a growing number of refinance options. Here's what to look for.
The Coffee Cup Revolution: Let's Take a Stand!
Let's start an easy revolution. One in which you, me, and everybody else who frequents coffee shops can eliminate 23lbs of waste per year and save 18% of what goes into landfil
Growing My Own Food...In My Apartment
I'm planning out a garden for this spring. I don't have any access to a yard to plant my garden in, but I have a balcony on my apartment that gets plenty of sun.
6 Money Questions You Never Have to Answer
When Nosy Parkers start prying into personal money matters, here's how to shut 'em down.
How to Break Bad Habits
Breaking a bad habit doesn't cost a dime but might save you plenty while boosting your confidence and your social capital. Learn how with these five easy steps.
The 5 Best Electric Griddles
Who doesn't love the smell of bacon first thing in the morning? With any of these electric griddles, you can make every meal the best meal ever.
Using Time Horizons to Make Smarter Investments
A time horizon is the length of time you can leave money in an investment before you need it. Apply this concept to improve your financial health, now and later.
9 Investing Questions You're Too Embarrassed to Ask
Don't let pride get in the way of your financial education. When it comes to your money, it's dumb not to ask the basic questions first!
5 Personal Finance Tips You Don't Always Hear About
We have all read about the usual personal finance tips being offered by the writers of the personal finance blogs around the internet and from the experts on television. They usual
12 Habits of Highly Responsible Credit Card Users
While regular credit card use can be harmful, these 12 responsible credit habits can help you build a stronger credit rating and a healthier bottom line.
The 5 Best Pencil Eyeliners
Finding the right pencil eyeliner isn't easy, but it can be. Use any of these five pencil eyeliners and your eye makeup game will stay strong.
6 More Apps That Pay You to Shop
Think you've heard it all when it comes to apps that pay you to shop? Think again. Here are six more.
5 Perfectly Respectable Ways To Get A Free Meal
If you’re willing to be patient, gracious, and alert to opportunities, you can enjoy free meals on certain occasions. Here are ways that have worked for me.
5 Difficult Conversations You Have to Have With Your Spouse
You know strong relationships are built on trust and openness, so make sure you discuss these five things with your partner.
How to Tell if You're on Track for Retirement
It may be a little bit early to think about retirement all too seriously if you still have several decades left before you face it. But don't look now -- time flies and before you
4 Tips to Save on Car Insurance
Auto insurance is one of those pesky, nagging things, almost like a tiny leech. It sucks money away and we're not even always aware of it, at least until we have to write another c
Things You Must Know to Protect Yourself in an Auto Accident
Don't make an auto accident worse by causing more harm — whether to you, or to your insurance rates. Here's how to prepare for an accident, and what to do after.
This Is How to Pick the Best Cookware for Your Needs
With so many cookware choices it's hard to know what's best for each style, recipe, or method. Here's how to decide between cast iron, copper, aluminum, and more.