With prices up, price statistics that look preposterous to anyone who shops, and the Fed trying to thread the needle of preventing a recession without letting inflation run out of
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Today we found some great articles on secrets to a dream retirement, ways to use your tax refund as parents, and 12 financial tips for debt-burdened new grads.
With local gyms and parks closed, you'll need to get creative if you want to maintain your regular workouts. Luckily, a few key items will help you set up the perfect home gym.
A certain level of comfort above the minimum for survival has always been considered necessary for a "decent" standard of living. Just how much is a social construction.
Today we found some stellar articles on increasing your income, why you should be careful using online tax advice, and what to look for when buying a new house.
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More than just inflation
With prices up, price statistics that look preposterous to anyone who shops, and the Fed trying to thread the needle of preventing a recession without letting inflation run out of
The Digital Detox: How and Why to Do It
Addiction to digital devices is a real thing. If you're considering taking a break from your iStuff, learn what to expect — and the benefits you can reap.
4 Ways Coworking Spaces Are Worth It
For telecommuters, the daily grind can be a daily struggle against loneliness. Try a coworking space for a burst of community — and productivity.
Best Money Tips: Plan Some Cheap Travel This Weekend
Today we found some awesome articles on planning cheap travel this weekend, spending money wisely, and ways to avoid student loans.
America Is On a Roll: 5 Economic Predictions for 2016
The U.S. economy did pretty well in 2015, and the trend is set to continue. Here's what we think the economy will do in 2016.
21 Experiences That Make Great Gifts
Everyone loves unwrapping a present, until it becomes next year's clutter. Consider an experience instead — the memories last forever!
11 Silent Budget Killers You Don't Notice
Wondering where all your money's gone? You spent it when you weren't looking.
Best Money Tips: Secrets to a Dream Retirement
Today we found some great articles on secrets to a dream retirement, ways to use your tax refund as parents, and 12 financial tips for debt-burdened new grads.
The 5 Best Stay-At-Home Fitness Essentials
With local gyms and parks closed, you'll need to get creative if you want to maintain your regular workouts. Luckily, a few key items will help you set up the perfect home gym.
A decent standard of living
A certain level of comfort above the minimum for survival has always been considered necessary for a "decent" standard of living. Just how much is a social construction.
Best Money Tips: Tips to Increase Your Income
Today we found some stellar articles on increasing your income, why you should be careful using online tax advice, and what to look for when buying a new house.
Best Money Tips: Factors That Can Raise Your Insurance Premiums
Today we found some stellar articles on factors that can raise your insurance premiums, buying high-quality low-priced furniture, and living frugal but looking rich.
What's a Split Credit Report - And How Much Is It Hurting Your Score
If your three credit reports don't seem to align, you may have a fragmented report. Here's how to fix it.
Less corn planted, despite ethanol
Prompted by high prices (driven by demand from ethanol production), farmers planted more acres of corn last year than any year since 1944. This year, though, planned acres for cor
9 Ways to Snag a Bag (For Free!)
Reusable shopping bags are growing in popularity, and while they are a super way to save on plastic, they can be pricey for those of us who lug home two full
The 6 Healthiest Grocery Stores
Grocery stores often try to trick you into making unhealthy — and costly — food choices. Shop at these stores for healthier marketing.
Papa John’s Offers 23-cent Pizzas to Cleveland Cavs Fans
Did Papa John’s go overboard with its T-shirts calling Lebron James a “Crybaby?” Regardless of how you feel about it, this cheap price on pizza
Drugstore Freebies: More Than Junk Food and Harsh Chemicals
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Is DIY Home Renovating for You?
Before you start a DIY home renovation project, consider this question — are you really the right person for the job?
6 Ways Peer Lending Can Boost Your Wallet
Traditional bankers are so passé. Alt financiers can help you get your project off the ground or help you invest — and the market is only growing.