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From video games to vinyl, you may want to scoop up these finds at a local garage sale or thrift shop — or dig around for them in your basement or attic.
Once beginning investors move beyond indexes and mutual funds, they start to hear about asset allocation. Learn the basics and how they apply to your investment decisions.
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The Produce Worker's Guide to Choosing Fruits and Vegetables
Getting the most out of your fruits and vegetables starts at the store. Learn how to pick the freshest produce from someone who knows the tricks of the trade.
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Your credit card offers travel insurance as a cardholder perk, but is it really enough to protect you on the road?
8 Easy DIY Car Repairs to Save Big
When it comes to small auto repairs, skip the repair shop and find your inner greasemonkey — it's much cheaper and plenty satisfying, too.
9 Things Successful 30-Somethings Do
Forget the material things. These habits of successful 30-somethings lead to fulfilling, happy, and lucrative lives.
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Part-timers never get perks and benefits, right? Wrong! Find out which employers go the extra mile for their less than full-timers.
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The 5 Best Products for Oily Skin
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20 Delectable, Frugal Pineapple Recipes
From salsa to salad to soup, these 20 recipes will help you make the most of this in-season exotic fruit.
Here's What I Learned About Money After Using Acorns
I've never been good with money. But in just three months of using Acorns, I've gotten a whole lot better.
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The Surprising Truth of Investing: Mediocre Advice Is Best
While you might wish for superior investing advice, it turns out mediocre advice is really all you need.
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A moment of absent-mindedness, and now your keys are locked in the trunk. Don't panic! Follow this guide to get back on the road.
How to Save Money on Patio Furniture
Want to enjoy summer outside? Put together a great-looking, comfortable patio and still stay within your budget using these tips.
Play On: 5 Great Card and Board Games
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How to Get Free or Cheap Internet Access
From reconnecting with friends to watching videos and more, surfing the Internet can be awesome...and expensive. Discover ways to browse the web for less.
7 Affordable Cities for a Craft Beer Road Trip
If you want to try the best craft beers America has to offer, hit the road and head to these seven cities.
10 Collectibles That Almost Always Become More Valuable
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The Basics of Asset Allocation
Once beginning investors move beyond indexes and mutual funds, they start to hear about asset allocation. Learn the basics and how they apply to your investment decisions.