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5 Money Lessons People Learn at Their First Job
A first job teaches plenty about getting and keeping a job. A first paycheck teaches us a few things about getting and keeping money, too.
Best Money Tips: Movie Theater Hacks
Today we found some great articles on life-changing movie theater hacks, finding your passion, and beating the addiction to unhappiness.
7 Ways Auto-Payments Can Screw You
Auto-pay can be a convenient way to pay for regularly billed goods and services. As with other conveniences, that benefit comes at a price.
Best Money Tips: 15 Ways to Reinvent Yourself
Today we found some great articles on ways to reinvent yourself, things you shouldn’t put in your compost pile, and frugal tips that may not be so frugal after all.
Best Money Tips: Stop Making These Dumb Money Moves
Today we found some great articles on dumb money moves we should all stop making, home improvement projects to leave to professionals, and cool ways to perk up your travel.
How to Overcome These 4 Common Retirement Fears
Let's face it; retirement can be scary! Take a deep breath. You can overcome these fears.
Best Money Tips: Worst Mistakes to Make at the Supermarket
Today we found some great articles on the worst mistakes you can make at the supermarket, spring cleaning tricks, and smart ways to use mason jars.
Occupy Wall Street, the 99%, and All That
Some say that the Occupy Wall Street movement lacks a clear message. But to one writer, what they're saying is perfectly clear.
Drive the Old Car or Buy a New Car?
The cost of a new car can be much bigger than the sticker price...even going so far as to affect your retirement savings.
How to Tell If You Need a New Rewards Card Strategy
If you're trying to get the most rewards from your credit cards, make sure you've got the right strategy in place.
6 Financial Questions You Must Answer Before Going Freelance
Are you ready to strike out on your own? Before you drop your day job, make sure you really understand what your finances will look like.
Quick Notes: Saving on the Holidays
Gift-giving is not meant to be a showy, materialistic, or overly expensive feat — it's the thought that counts.
7 Ways Being Single is Better for Your Bank Account
Being single on February 14 can be a real bummer, but look on the bright side: Your bank account will love you for it.
How to Cut the Cost of a Hospital Stay
Don't let a hefty hospital bill add insult to injury. Figure out where you can cut costs for your stay.
Best Money Tips: Smart Ways to Save on Air Travel
Today we found some great articles on smart ways to save on air travel, habits of a pro organizer, and items that are cheaper at the dollar store than at Walmart.
Timeless Money Lessons From Teens
From frugal fashion to savvy savings and more, discover money lessons from teens that are great advice at any age.
Chase Total Checking and Savings: Easy Everyday Banking
Chase Total Checking and Checking comes with several services to make banking easier and more convenient for their customers. Are they enough to get you on board?
Balancing Living in the Now With Planning for the Future
Save for the future! Live in the now! These common bits of advice can seem like polar opposites. Learn how to find balance for a happy financial life.
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When You Should Fire Your Accountant
A bad accountant can cost you extra money, give you bad advice, and even get you in trouble with the IRS. Here's how to know when to switch.