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The Art of the Group Gift
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How We Are Our Own Saboteurs
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If you've chosen any of these overhyped destinations for your next vacation, prepare to be underwhelmed (and overcharged).
How to Save Big on Everything for Your Wedding
Your wedding day should be one of the happiest days of your life. But it shouldn't have to be one of the most expensive.
The 5 Best Label Makers
Staying organized isn't easy, but it can be. Just use any of these label makers and your stuff will never get lost.
Why I Choose to Rent Instead of Buy
Some say that homeownership is the smarter financial move, but for many folks, renting is just the better call.
Extreme Couponing? 5 Reasons Why I’ll Pass.
40 hours per week clipping coupons? Stockpiling products you may never use? Extreme couponing may be all the rage, but it's more like madness to me.
5 Reasons Building Credit in College Helps You Win at Life
College is a time to discover your passions, goals, and aspirations. It's also a time to start building strong credit.
To Shred or Not to Shred: How Long to Keep Your Tax Records
When it comes to your tax records, it can pay to be a hoarder. But how long is too long to hold on to "important" papers?
Highest Paying Jobs for People Who Love Kids
Working with kids requires a big heart and a lot of patience. But it doesn't necessarily require a small paycheck.
35 Resources for Female Entrepreneurs
Starting a business can be daunting, but from nitty-gritty legal advice to inspiration from successful business owners, these resources can help.
What You Need to Know About Canceled Debt and Taxes
If you think debt forgiveness can make your financial liability disappear altogether, you're likely wrong.
9 Cities You Never Knew Went Bankrupt
We all know the plight of Detroit, but the Motor City isn't the only American city to go BK. You might be surprised by these other bankrupt 'burgs.
Really Great Uses for Kitty Litter
Just because you don't own a feline friend doesn't mean you should take kitty litter off your shopping list.
Stock Investing Online: ShareBuilder vs. Discount Brokerage
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Mutual Funds for Wise Bloggers
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How to Save for Retirement Without a 401K
Work doesn't offer a 401K plan — now what? Get proactive and create a retirement plan for yourself.
The SEP-IRA Is How the Self-Employed Do Retirement Like a BOSS
The self-employed aren't saving enough for retirement. Are you one of them? Time to start a SEP-IRA.