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We often focus on what is most pressing with our finances. But if you take a day off to do some long-term work, you can save hundreds of dollars a year.
You don't need to be a millionaire to see the best sights America has to offer. In fact, you can travel across the U.S. on budget and still have a blast.
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The Types of Savings Accounts: Which Is Right For You?
Everyone needs an emergency fund, but with interest rates on savings accounts so low, where should you keep this money? Here are your options.
Train vs. Plane Travel: Which Is Right for You?
Should you take to the skies, or hit the rails on your next vacation? Here's how to decide if you should go by plane or train.
3 Ways Confidence Makes You Better With Money
They say confidence is key, and your bank account likely won't argue. Go on — hold your head high and claim what's yours.
Defining Success: If You Don't Know What You Want, You Won't Know When You've Gotten It
When it comes to your life, what do you want? If you can't answer this question, you won't ever know when you've been successful.
5 Ways to Make Yourself Accountable
When you're working on a personal goal — whether it has to do with money, health, or something else — a little accountability can be instrumental.
Here's Why Credit Scores and Reports Are Not the Same
Do you know the difference between a credit score and a credit history? You need to — here's how to break it down.
10 Most Breathtaking Day Hikes in the U.S.
Make sure your travel bucket list includes these thrilling and majestic hiking spots across the U.S.
Best Money Tips: 10 Things Smart People Don't Do
Today we found some great articles on the things smart people don’t do, jobs with the biggest pay raises, and new ways to use your farmers market favorites.
9 Make-Ahead, Freezable Hot Breakfast Recipes
You can enjoy a hot breakfast without laboring in the kitchen before work — just whip up one of these make-and-freeze breakfasts over the weekend.
6 Ways to Drive a Hybrid or Electric Car on the Cheap
Ready to ditch your gas-guzzling days? Here's how to find a hybrid or electric car for super cheap.
Best Money Tips: How to Maintain Friendships As An Adult
Today we found articles on ways to maintain adult friendships, timesaving kitchen tips to simplify your life, and the best ways to sell your old stuff and make money.
The 7 Best Employers for Single Parents
If you're nurturing a child and a career — by yourself — consider an application to one of these great companies for single parents.
Turn a Day Off Into Your Most Profitable Day of the Year
We often focus on what is most pressing with our finances. But if you take a day off to do some long-term work, you can save hundreds of dollars a year.
Get Cash Back by Caring for Others
I recently discovered a website that offers cash refunds on an assortment of items that I use every day. The nation&#
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The 8 Things That Are Always Cheaper at Target
Target is hitting the bullseye for ultra-low pricing on these eight products. Shop smart and save with these choices.
Arguing Over Money Drives Your Kids to Credit Card Debt
Discover how your relationship with money can affect your kids' relationship with money — and how to make positive changes for you and them.
How to Travel Across the U.S. on a Budget
You don't need to be a millionaire to see the best sights America has to offer. In fact, you can travel across the U.S. on budget and still have a blast.
Many Happy Returns: 5 Tips for Getting What You Really Want This Holiday
Sadly, a recent poll by Inside Indiana Business reports that 13 percent of consumer
Boost Your Retirement Savings: Avoid 401(k) Fees
New rules will make it easier to monitor fees charged by your 401(k) account administrator. Here's how to avoid paying many of them.