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What's Better: Less Debt or More Savings?
Does your high-interest debt count as an "emergency?" Well, yes, but not one worth draining your entire emergency fund.
Buying Gifts for a Family with Many Children
When a first child is born, the celebrations abound. By the time the third and fourth arrive, people seem to care less. Should they?
Best Money Tips: Use the Web to Save $8,000 a Year
Today we found some wonderful articles on how to use the web to save $8,000 a year, money mistakes you may not know you are making, and using snow to water your indoor plants.
How to Sell Your Crap: A Book Review and Tips
Although it’s daunting, selling your extra stuff can also be cathartic and lucrative. Learn how with these tips from Adam Baker's new e-book.
8 Valuable Rights You Might Lose When You Refinance Student Loans
You can refinance your mortgage to chip away at federal student loans faster. But be cautious: It comes at a cost.
What a New Baby Really Needs
If you don't want to break the bank getting ready for your new baby, check this list for the items that are truly essential — and those that can be ignored.
8 Misleading Gadget Marketing Gimmicks
Before you go out and buy the latest tech gadgets, be wary of those that don't live up to the hype.
6 Great Places to Get Free Tax Advice
Confused by taxes? Now you can get free professional help from a variety of surprising sources.
8 Things in Your Garage You Should Throw Out Today
It's likely your garage has become a safe place for all your old clutter. Quit hanging onto old junk and let it go. Start with this short list.
Why Recycling Is My Lowest Priority
Recycling may not be the saving grace we all believe it to be. Before you even consider putting out your curbside bin, learn what you should do first.
The Best Airline Rewards Programs for Trips to Europe
Don't let sky-high airfare keep you grounded from your Europe travel goals. These airlines rewards programs will get you there!
Best Money Tips: Netflix Hacks You Should Know
Today we found some great articles on Netflix hacks to make the most of your account, balancing your side gig with your day job, and how to deal when you’re overwhelmed.
10 Ways to Save Big on Family Ski Trips
A fun family ski trip can send your budget careening down the mountain. Spend time together on the slopes frugally with some careful planning.
5 Money Problems You Can Solve With a Good Attitude
Money cannot buy happiness; but can happiness create wealth? Well, with a good attitude, you really can solve many of life's financial problems.
Online Tax Payment and Filing for Small Businesses
The IRS wants businesses to pay their taxes online, as well as file their taxes online. It's faster, eliminates the need for the IRS to have people open envelopes and process pa
10 Examples of Tremendous Business Leadership
Here are 10 examples of top-notch leadership from leaders who ultimately led by example, letting their actions (and bottom lines) speak for themselves.
Is Telecommuting a Good Way to Go Green?
There are some savings that go along with a small business allowing employees to telecommute, but it also offers an opportunity to go green.
How to Make Your Own Popcorn
From butter-drenched microwaved kernels to old-fashioned stovetop kettle corn, here's how to make your own popped snack at home.
What Every Business Owner Should Know About Collateral
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Great Sites for Online Wedding Shopping
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