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Workers nearing retirement should a take close look at their retirement funds. With aggressive saving, there's still time to top off those accounts for a comfortable retirement.
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The $8000 first time homebuyer's tax credit is set to expire on November 30th. This means that those who want to take advantage of this refundable credit have only a couple months
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Bioavailability: How to Get More Nutrients from Your Food
Not everything we eat gets absorbed and used by our body. Our cooking and digestive process destroys and degrades nutrients before our body can use it.
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Today we found smart ways to avoid long lines at busy places, the staples of a good first impression, and dozens of practical ways to save money.
Boost Your Retirement Savings Fast With This 6-Step Plan
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The 5 Best Waterproof Mascaras
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Save Hundreds by Getting Yourself Out of Hot Water
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4 Ways Student Loans Impact Your Taxes
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Want Financial Education in Schools? Follow the Example of One Kansas Teen
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Best Money Tips: How to Blog Like a Pro on an Amateur's Budget
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Why Canada’s TFSA Is Totally Awesome
If you live in Canada, you should definitely make a Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA) part of your retirement savings plan. Here's why.
10 Easy and Delicious Eggs-for-Dinner Recipes
This list of egg-ceptional evening egg recipes doesn't include frittatas and quiche — but you will find egg-citing new ways to bring eggs to the dinner table.
Budgeting Hack: Gift Calendars
There is no quicker way to derail a decent budget than having to buy unexpected gifts. Learn how to make your own Gift Calendar so you can steer clear of the cash crunch, organize
Best Money Tips: Easy Ways to Increase Your Income
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How to Stop Chronic Procrastination
Twenty percent of the population ALWAYS puts things off. The good news if you're a chronic procrastinator? There are ways to fix it.
Teach yourself to cook
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How to Get Your Resume Past the Resume Filter
More and more hiring organizations are using computerized systems to track and filter resumes. Here's how to get your resume in front of an actual human.
Banish Stress: Easy Ways to Get Calm Now and Forever
The pressure's on! Learn how to relax and stay calm at crunchtime, and learn how to manage stress over the long haul to make crunchtime less frequent and intense.
6 Money Lessons We Could All Learn From Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson
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Best Money Tips: Don't Miss These Labor Day Travel Deals!
Today we found articles on Labor Day travel deals you won’t want to miss, how to make your summer tan stick around, and online dollar stores for major savings.
Should the First Time Homebuyers Tax Credit be Expanded and Extended?
The $8000 first time homebuyer's tax credit is set to expire on November 30th. This means that those who want to take advantage of this refundable credit have only a couple months