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7 Signs It's Time to Break Up With Your Credit Cards
When your credit card starts burning a hole in your pocket, it's time to re-think the convenience of carrying plastic.
5 Common Productivity Tools That Are Really Distracting
From smartphones to energy drinks, learn what's really making you do less — and how to reclaim your productivity.
Working While You Wait
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The end of a recession versus recovery
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No Limit, No Interest: What’s the Deal with Charge Cards?
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6 Smart Shopping Reminders That Will Save You Big
Before you reach for cash or card, take a moment to remind yourself of some truths about shopping. The money you'll save is your own!
5 Fun Activities to Stimulate Your Brain
If you feel like you've been in a slump, it might be because your brain is bored. Break out with one of these fun activities!
Mommy I'm Bored: 25 Frugal Ways to Beat Summer Boredom
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The 10 Worst States for Retirees
Those nearing retirement are often advised to downsize — often to another, cheaper state. That's smart, as long as you avoid these 10 states.
Should the First Time Homebuyers Tax Credit be Expanded and Extended?
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Best Money Tips: Things You Should and Shouldn’t Buy at Walmart
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12 Extreme Ways to Save Money That Could Work for You
If money's tight or if you're trying to reach a lofty savings goal, try cutting spending to the bone with these extreme cost cutters.
What Are Income Stocks?
Income stocks yield promising profit with little price variation. Find out if they're right for your portfolio.
Flashback Friday: 47 Brilliant Ways to Save Money on Dinner
Looking for ways to make tonight's dinner on the cheap? Look no further.
Best Money Tips: Pack These Travel Essentials to Save Money
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Best Money Tips: It's Worth Splurging on These 5 Things
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The 5 Best Gel Eyeliners
Applying eyeliner perfectly isn't easy, but it can be. Use any of these gel eyeliners and your cat-eye game will always be on point.
Best Money Tips: 10 Things That Are Cheaper After Christmas
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