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I hear this argument over and over and it's one of the things I'll debate until I'm blue in the face. "Health insurance is too expensive." Ok, I have to agree
Of late Getting Things Done by David Allen has seemed like the book to read. I read it a year or two ago, and internalized a lot of its methodology. One thing about it, though
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The Online Doctor : A Good Use of Your Health Care Dollar?
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Find the best women's and men's apparel credit cards.
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How Water Can Save You $977 a Year
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8 Ways Rising Interest Rates Can Help Your Wallet
Interest rates may be on the rise. Here's how you can take advantage.
Best Money Tips: Become an Educated Investor in 8 Simple Steps
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10 Easy, Delicious Recipes for Homemade Bread
With these simple recipes, bread's a lot easier to bake than you think — but you don't have to tell everybody that.
4 Exciting, Affordable American Cities to Retire In
Retirement should be both frugal and fun. These engaging and economical American cities have a lot to offer retirees.
9 Things You Should Never Skimp on When Traveling
It's smart to cut some corners while traveling — but not for everything. Find out where to scrimp and where to splurge for the best vacation ever.
Best Money Tips: Frugal Ways to Live Chemical-Free
Today we found some great articles on frugal ways to live chemical-free, simple strategies for storing and preparing food, and tips to burn belly fat fast.
When Good Food Goes Bad Part V: Cooking with Peeps
I suppose defining Peeps, a favorite of my childhood, as "good" food that goes bad, might be a bit of a stretch. Those marshmallow chicks that come in an array of unnatural colors go stale REALLY quickly. [more]
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Aging is nothing to fear. There are plenty of ways getting older makes life more enjoyable.
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If you sense that you're in trouble at your job, don't let the progressive disciplinary madness continue. Take action instead, and walk away on your terms.
Clues to detecting the astute investor
You may have encountered some financial talk at cocktail parties or neighborhood cookouts. The discussions may have centered on low mortgage rates, debt consolidation deals, and sk
Health Insurance Costs Too High? Alternative Not Pretty
I hear this argument over and over and it's one of the things I'll debate until I'm blue in the face. "Health insurance is too expensive." Ok, I have to agree
Scheduling Time Versus Scheduling Tasks
Of late Getting Things Done by David Allen has seemed like the book to read. I read it a year or two ago, and internalized a lot of its methodology. One thing about it, though