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Best Money Tips: Catch a Recruiter's Eye With These Cover Letter Tips
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The Ultimate Thrift Store: How Far Will You Go for a Bargain?
Do you brag about your thrift-store finds? You might be overpaying! Find out about "dump" thrift stores.
Flashback Friday: 54 Frugal Hobbies You Should Try Immediately
A new hobby doesn't need to drain your bank account. Have fun learning a new skill for next to zero dollars!
Coming Soon: Good Times for Temp Workers
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Urgent: Check Your Withholdings
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Frugal Gluten-Free Living: Homemade Gluten-Free Noodles
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4 Really Expensive Places to Spend Your Holidays
The frugal traveler may want to steer clear of these super pricey holiday hangouts. But go ahead and window shop — it's fun!
New Credit Card Rules: Who Really Benefits?
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Ask the Readers: What Do You Want in a Health Insurance Plan?
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Secrets to World Travel (and Blogging About It)
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Best Money Tips: DIY Cold Remedies From Around the World
Today we found articles on DIY cold remedies from around the world, simple money challenges to beef up your savings, and ways to hack your KitchenAid stand mixer.
10 Things That Improve Your Health in Your Home Office
Are you sick of work...or is work making you sick? Try some simple home office changes that can help you feel better — and be more productive.
9 Things You're Paying Too Much for Around the House (And How to Pay Less)
Stop wasting your money on stuff you don't need or can find cheaper alternatives for, okay? This list will help you do just that.
How a Solid Credit Score Saves You Money
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What You Need to Know Before Getting Your First Credit Card
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How Many of These "Frugal Virtues" Have You Mastered?
What does it take to adopt a truly frugal lifestyle? Follow these virtues and find out.