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How to Liquidate a Loved One's Estate
Part of settling an estate is dealing with the personal possessions of the deceased. Here's how to do that with minimal stress.
Wise Bread on Marketplace: "Frugal" Travel That Isn't
This weekend, our Senior Editor is back on Marketplace Money talking about supposedly "frugal" travel that isn't really worth it.
4 Ways Chip Credit Cards Make Life Easier
Chip-and-PIN technology is coming to the U.S., ensuring that your credit and debit cards are safer than ever. Here's what you can expect.
Save on School Expenses Without Ruining Your Kid's Childhood
From music lessons to fundraisers and more, even public school expenses can cost you nearly $20,000 per child. Here's how to cut costs.
5 Obstacles You Can Expect on Your Journey to Financial Freedom
The road to financial freedom is paved with good intentions — and there are a few potholes along the way, too.
Borrowing to Invest: Helpful or Hurtful?
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Don't Let Bedbugs Take a Bite Out of Your Next Thrift Store Deal
If you're not careful, a great deal on a used chair might cost you thousands in bedbug extermination costs. Here's what to watch out for.
Best Money Tips: Incredibly Useful Travel Apps You Should Know About
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Best Money Tips: Tips to Stop Wasting Food
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8 Steps to Starting a Retirement Plan in Your 30s
Sure, retirement savings is best started early — but better late than never. Here's how to start saving past 30.
5 Destinations in Mexico That Are Safer Than Playa Del Carmen and Cancun
The news can be grim sometimes, but Mexico is still very safe for travelers, especially these five destinations.
5 Cool DIY Christmas Gifts for the “Under 6” Crowd
Handmade gifts are becoming cool again! Here are five gifts for smaller children that will be loved long after the season is over.
Preparing for a Recession
Find out what, exactly, is a recession and what you can do to prepare for it.
5 Habits That Kill Your Buying Power
Stop paying more for less. These bad shopping habits will leave your wallet worse for wear.
25 Reasons Why It's Good to Know Your Neighbors
When there's something strange in the neighborhood, who ya gonna call? Your neighbors, of course! Discover all the great reasons to know who's next door.
December Deals That Are Better Than Black Friday
December is packed with major sales even after Black Friday and Cyber Monday have ended. Here are the shopping dates you need to know.
9 Surprising Things Your Homeowners Insurance Doesn't Cover
A word to the wise, homeowners — your insurance policy may not cover everything you think it does. Read the fine print!
11 Ways the Government Pays You to Live Green
The government can help you save green — by going green! Make these eco-friendly lifestyle changes today and watch your savings grow.
10 Ways to Acquire Cheap Formal Wear
You can be cheap without looking cheap — just follow this guide to finding inexpensive, great-looking tuxes and gowns.
The weird logic of economic growth
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