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Frugal living can be a very responsible thing -- it prevents piling waste into landfills and it promotes the financial well being of your family. But sometimes, can frugality be ir
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The early bird always gets the worm, right? Wrong! There are plenty of ways to save big on last-minute travel.
Best Money Tips: Practical Gifts That Give Back
Today we found some awesome articles on practical gifts that give back, Veterans Day freebies, and keeping from overspending this holiday season.
Product Feedback Is Worth Your Time
Taking time to give quality feedback is an opportunity that can often reap great rewards. Go ahead and let companies know how you feel.
Best Money Tips: Throw a Holiday Party for Less
Today we found some awesome articles on throwing a holiday party for less, gifts for women in their 30s, and shopping secrets for Costco, BJ's, and Sam's Club.
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Almost everybody makes New Year's resolutions, and almost nobody keeps them for more than a few weeks. But resolutions can work — here's how.
Mend a Broken Heart Without Breaking the Bank
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Estate Planning: Why Me?
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The Coffee Cup Revolution: Let's Take a Stand!
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Here's Why Your Parents Could Buy a Home While You Still Rent
Your Baby Boomer parents could afford to buy their homes. Why can't you?
Business Succession Planning Part 3: Using Disability Insurance to Protect your Business Interest
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How to Make Whipped Cream by Hand
Whisking cream by hand can seem intimidating, but with a little bit of time and gumption, you can make your very own delicious homemade whipped cream.
Best Money Tips: 50 Ways to Feel Better About Yourself
Today we found 50 quick ways to feel better about yourself, myths about saving energy, and finding the motivation to work out in the winter.
Lots of FREE Eats for Leap Year Babies
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5 More Ways to Save Money on Homeschool Supplies
Check out these updated savings strategies for school books and supplies to give your child a rich curriculum on a modest budget.
Shopping for Luggage: In Search of the Rolling Duffel Carry-on Backpack Thing
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Best Money Tips: Simple Living Tips From the Amish
Today we found simple living tips from the Amish, where to get ridiculously cheap flights to Europe, and things that’ll cost more in 2016.
Craigslist Shopping 101
Here are the basic details of how Craigslist works and the tools that can give you the advantage in buying only the best!
Are Your Frugal Ways Hurting Us All?
Frugal living can be a very responsible thing -- it prevents piling waste into landfills and it promotes the financial well being of your family. But sometimes, can frugality be ir