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The sinking dollar
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The Fine Art of Negotiating With Your Financial Institution
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Today we found articles on meal planning tips for busy couples, summer destinations that won’t break the bank, and how to save money on things you can’t live without.
Best asset allocation for your portfolio
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25 Tips for Smart (and Safe) Credit Card Use During the Holidays
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When it comes to credit card rewards strategies, follow the lead of the tortoise, and take it slow.
Best Money Tips: Actionable Ways to Save Money
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If you're looking for a fall getaway that'll keep your soul soothed all through the winter, head to any of these relaxing hot springs in the U.S.
What to Look for in a Fixer-Upper
If you are willing to put in some time and work, you may be able to save money on your next home purchase by buying a fixer-upper. Here's what to look for.
Marketing Messes With Your Head
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How Safe Is Craigslist?
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How to Bounce Back From Your Holiday Splurge
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