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Is There Such a Thing as Risk-Free Investing?
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9 Costly Things New Homeowners Don't Prepare For
Buying a home can be one of the most exciting things in your life...and the most unexpectedly expensive. Discover nine things you should budget for.
5 Cars That Thieves Don't Touch (and 5 Simple Anti-Theft Tricks)
Do you drive one of the least-stolen cars in America? Read this to find out.
10 Clever Ways to Keep Cool When It's Stupid Hot Out
It's almost July and that means it's hot out for most of you. Keep your cool without losing your shirt with some clever hot air hacks.
Don't Pay More! Guide to Price Matching and Cheat Sheet
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5 Appraisal Facts That Could Save You Big Money
A low appraisal may cost you a home loan or sale. Check out these tips on getting the appraisal you need.
Using Money to Track Swine Flu
It turns out that the flow of money may hold some insight into the spread of swine flu.
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A Consumerist Editor Talks About How to Tackle Inept Customer Service
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The 5 Best Home Hair Dyes
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The Informational Interview: What Not To Say and More
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How to Make Your Own Eco-Friendly Pet-Stain Cleaner
Pets are furry, friendly...and messy. If your pet soils the rug or furniture, get the spot (and smell) out with this green, DIY cleaner.
10 Financial Mistakes to Stop Making in 2014
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4 Reasons Millenials Should Invest in a Home
Media may paint Millennials as anti-homeowners, but the numbers say otherwise. Millennials are snapping up homes for good reason. Here's why.
5 Reasons Librarian Is Still a Great Career Choice
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10 Surprising and Useful Things to Do With Ketchup
That bottle of ketchup in the fridge can do a lot more than dress up a burger. Learn what else your favorite condiment can do for you.
How to Earn Tons of Frequent Flyer Miles Without Flying
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The Cheapest Way to Get Fit and Strong in 30 Days or Less
It's not quite sneaking into the gym — but it's close. With some clever scheduling anybody can get a month or more of free workouts at the gym.