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Survival Basics From Depression-Era Kids
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The High Cost of Cheap Food
Cheap eats might be destroying your waistline, your health, and the environment, too. Learn about the costs — and what you can do about them.
Five More Tips For Eating In Restaurants And Sticking To A Budget
Even if you are working hard to keep your discretionary spending to a minimum, you can still enjoy a restaurant meal once in awhile.
The 7 Laws of Negotiation
Over the past couple of decades, I’ve distilled successful negotiating down to seven key principles.
Don't Get Taken by the Latest Secure Credit Card Scam
A fake bank is offering phony secured credit cards to consumers with troubled credit histories, and reading the fine print may not be enough to protect you.
A Simple Guide to Rolling Over All of Your 401Ks and IRAs
Wondering what to do with your 401K or IRA after a job switch? We'll break it down for you.
The 5 Best Chef's Knives
Cooking is a great way to save money — and the most important cooking tool you can own is a good chef's knife.
The 10 Most Common Financial Aid Mistakes — And How To Avoid Them
Acing FAFSA is crucial for making college affordable for so many students. Unfortunately, it's also super confusing.
Can cheap AppleCare on eBay be trusted?
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Saving Money Is Easy If You Set the Right Goals
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The 7 Most Important Financial Moments of Your Life
These turning points in your life bring critical money matters to the table. Are you ready?
9 Ways to Get Exactly What You Want From Customer Service
Use these Jedi mind tricks to get the best possible results from customer service reps.
4 Reasons Why Starting a Small Business is Easier than You Think
I started a thriving business at home doing what I love. Learn how you can overcome the common excuses and do the same!
8 Gadgets Every IT Professional Should Own
Are you wondering what cutting edge gadgets that every tech professional needs? Here are 8 of our favorites.
How to Recycle your Clothes, Shoes, Electronics, and More
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Grocery Jargon: 10 Terms to Know Before You Hit the Aisles
Food labels are covered with feel-good terms these days — but what does "natural," "organic," or "grass fed" really mean? Find out here.
The 5 Best Repair Shampoos
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It's 10 pm: Do You Know Where Your Net Worth Is?
We know we shouldn't compare our finances with our neighbors, but…we all want to. So how do you rank versus your neighbors in terms of net worth?