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Budget Bride: 131 Savvy Ways to Cut Wedding Costs
Yes, you CAN have a beautiful, magical wedding that doesn't traumatize your bank account. Check out this massive list of ways to cut down on costs.
13 Ideas for Entertaining on a Budget
If you're not careful, your at-home shindig can cost as much as going out. Keep your gatherings fun and affordable with these creative activities.
Do You Barter? -- Tell Us and Enter to win $10!
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I Earned 20% More After Reading This Book
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You're broke. Your credit score stinks. But guess what? You're still you.
How to Put Your Spouse on a Budget Without Ruining Your Marriage
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What's the Right Way to Save?
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The 10 Worst States for Retirees
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Ask the Readers: What are Your Best Entertainment Tips? (A Chance to Win Tickets to a Broadway Show!)
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Best Money Tips: How to Save $1,000 by Black Friday
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Eat Healthy This Winter Without Spending a Fortune
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Best Money Tips: 101 Ways to Take a Bite out of Your Food Budget
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This Creative Shopping Strategy Could Save You Tons
Forget making a "To Buy" list. Instead, focus on what you didn't buy, and watch your savings add up.