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A Recipe for Youth Financial Literacy
Kids can begin to learn money management skills through a basic program that can be started in or just before Kindergarten.
Need a job? Apply to become a Census enumerator
The Census Bureau produces an important set of demographics data about the United States every ten years. The 2010 Census is coming up soon and the Bureau is hiring thousands of t
8 Credit Mistakes That Could Hurt Your Mortgage Application
Before you send in your mortgage application, there are 8 things you must fix to have the best chance at getting approved.
11 Unexpected Things Covered by Homeowners Insurance
From volcano eruptions to riots, your homeowners insurance has you covered for even these unexpected things.
Rebel with a Cause: ING Direct CEO Arkadi Kulhmann Talks Shop
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How to Get Along With Someone You Don't Get Along With
When you don't like someone, it can be difficult to spend time around that person — let alone work together. Follow these suggestions to make things easier.
Ask the Readers: Budgets - Are They "Hot" or Not? (Your Chance to Win $10!)
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Best Money Tips: How to Beat Bad Customer Service
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Best Money Tips: Catch a Recruiter's Eye With These Cover Letter Tips
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5 Times You Shouldn't Refinance Your Mortgage
Thinking of refinancing your mortgage? Hang on — usually a refinance is the right choice, but not always.
5 Easy Ways to Save Some Green This Holiday Season
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Slam Dunk Personal Finance Tips From the NBA
Few of us have the on-court talent to command an NBA salary, but we can still learn some money lessons from the world of pro players.
Book Review: The Trap
For more than two years now writing at Wise Bread, my whole thesis has been that frugality leads to freedom—if you can live cheaply enough, you can choose whatever work calls you,
How to Prevent Boomerang Kids From Ruining Your Retirement Budget
It's important to be there for your kids, but how much help is too much help? Consider these factors before settling on an old living arrangement.
Best Money Tips: Steps Towards Getting Today's Finances in Order
Today we found some fantastic articles on getting today's finances in order, insurance policies you can live without, and how to use eBay to turn clutter into cash.
Best Money Tips: The Insurance Edition
Today we found some of the best articles from around the web on insurance.
The High Cost of Modern Love
Modern love can be a special (and very, very expensive) thing. What is your dating life costing you?
Best Money Tips: Easy Ways to Make Money From Social Media
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Best Money Tips: Looking for Scholarships
Today, we share tips to make the most of a scholarship search, a list of must-haves for living out of a suitcase, a tasty way to use up leftover ingredients, and more!
Best Money Tips: Job Fair Tactics
Today, we share tips to help you get the most out of a job fair, some advice on writing emails, and a few creative ideas for repurposing old windows.