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Standard financial advice is full of things to do first — emergency fund, 401(k), paying off debts...but what REALLY comes first?
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Satisfy your craving for that new car smell and get your household out of vehicle debt by staggering new car purchases every six years.
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Today we found some fantastic articles on steps to stop procrastinating with your taxes, how to be a millionaire in the making, and maximizing social security payouts.
Wal-Mart Celebrates Its Own Green Efforts with Free Reusable Shopping Bags
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Get Up and Get Out: How to Find Cheap Local Events
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My disgusting fake game show asks "What would you do for money?"
I’ve written before about morality and pride taking a back seat to cash rewards. With today's game shows scraping the bottom of a very deep barrel, it amazes me what people will do
Never Borrow Money for These 5 Buys
You really, really want it... and oh, that credit offer just looks so tempting! But be forewarned — you'll regret it if you buy it.
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5 Stupid Things My Parents Taught Me About Money
Your parents probably gave you a lot of advice about money. But that advice might have been very, very bad.
Is Student Loan Debt as Bad as It Seems?
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How to File Your First Tax Return
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