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Last year the Cash for Clunkers program gave out billions of dollars in rebates for purchasing new cars. This spring a smaller rebate program called Cash for Appliances is rolling
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Your FICO credit score has a direct bearing on what kind of interest you can expect to pay on a loan, a mortgage or any other similar product. Many employers and landlords als
After having five children, you learn a few things about saving on maternity clothes. Spend less on your pregnancy wear with these tips from an experienced mom.
Let's be honest: running a small business is not an easy task. And even the most successful business owners have had their fair share of blunders. Here are some of the biggest mist
When done correctly, forecasting is one of the most value-added activities a business owner can do. Here are four secrets to make this activity meaningful for the future of your
The options for bringing in some help for your business go far beyond hiring a full-time employee. While an employee can be a good choice in many situations, it's worth taking a
In order to run your business from the road, you probably still need a phone number, internet access, and a mailing address. Here are a few strategies for maintaining them in a
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Best of Personal Finance Roundup: How to Make Homemade Poptarts
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best of Personal Finance roundup. Today, we share a recipe for homemade poptarts, the right way to rock a t-shirt, and frugal ways to train for a marathon (
Cash for Appliances: Get a Cash Rebate for Buying New Appliances
Last year the Cash for Clunkers program gave out billions of dollars in rebates for purchasing new cars. This spring a smaller rebate program called Cash for Appliances is rolling
Would You Pay? The Brave New World of Online Music
There's a new idea on the horizon to get people to pay for the music they download. The gist is pretty simple--make listening to and downloading music into a game, like Foursqua
Best Money Tips: DIY Cold Remedies From Around the World
Today we found articles on DIY cold remedies from around the world, simple money challenges to beef up your savings, and ways to hack your KitchenAid stand mixer.
How a Solid Credit Score Saves You Money
Your FICO credit score has a direct bearing on what kind of interest you can expect to pay on a loan, a mortgage or any other similar product. Many employers and landlords als
4 More Ways to Save on Maternity Clothes
After having five children, you learn a few things about saving on maternity clothes. Spend less on your pregnancy wear with these tips from an experienced mom.
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Managing a Holiday Potluck: How to Keep Things Under Control
There are a few tricks I've picked up on that keep a potluck meal from winding up with ten desserts and no salad.
That Sneaky Bank Almost Got Me
Rule number one for avoiding bank fees? Pay attention. (But it also helps to have a little luck.)
IRS Delays Start of Tax Filing for Some Taxpayers in 2011
The IRS announced that certain taxpayers will have to wait until late February 2011 to file taxes. Read on to see if you are affected by this delay.
5 Things Play Teaches You About Personal Finance
Personal finance is serious business, just like the rest of adulthood. And like the rest of adulthood, we can learn about it through play.
101 Small Business Mistakes (and What You Can Learn From Them)
Let's be honest: running a small business is not an easy task. And even the most successful business owners have had their fair share of blunders. Here are some of the biggest mist
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6 Expenses Worth Haggling Over
In the right situations, haggling can save you money on everything from cars to medical care. Discover more expenses worth debating.
Pros and Cons of Online Visitor Registration
Your company’s approach to online visitor registration can cement or destroy a relationship.
4 Secrets of Meaningful Projections
When done correctly, forecasting is one of the most value-added activities a business owner can do. Here are four secrets to make this activity meaningful for the future of your
Temps, VAs, Contractors and Employees: Who Should You Hire?
The options for bringing in some help for your business go far beyond hiring a full-time employee. While an employee can be a good choice in many situations, it's worth taking a
Essential Services for the Road
In order to run your business from the road, you probably still need a phone number, internet access, and a mailing address. Here are a few strategies for maintaining them in a
The How, When, and Why of Extending Trade Credit
Deciding how, when, and to whom you extend credit, is just one part of an overall credit and accounts receivable management system.