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Paul Sullivan wrote an interesting New York Times piece, Stressed by Money? Get on the Couch,  about people going through “financial therapy” to get a better grip on their emotions and behavior around money.

Certainly, from what I’ve seen, the relationships among money,...

A speaker for your bathtub that isn't Bluetooth enabled and only holds megabytes (!!) of music that you have to download to it.

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Do you find yourself continually spending money on paper products for your household, then tossing them in the trash after just one use? What a waste! (See also: How to Clean Everything With Just 3 All-Natural Cleaners)

There are a number of reusable, cloth options out there that can replace...

2014 Children’s book review: Franklin is MessyFranklin is Messy cheerfully recounts how Franklin misses opportunities to play with his friends because he can’t find his costumes or toys. Kids’ backpack essentialsClutter has a way of accumulating in unexpected places, and …...

Ever wonder what it might be like to have some extra help around the house to take care of errands and chores? What if you could afford some extra help managing your finances or keeping your New Years resolution to get in shape and eat better? (See also: 16 Time and Money-Saving Apps for...
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With 2014 already in the books, everybody is dusting off their crystal balls and predicting what the 2015 U.S. economy will look like.

And the predictions are looking awesome. Here are four that explain why 2015 may be a great year for the U.S.
1. U.S. Minimum Wage Will Be Higher

Americans...

Everyone cleans differently, but there are many rules that are near-universally followed.

Most of these cleaning rules are rules because they work, but some of them aren't quite right, or aren't necessary in order to have a clean home.

Here are six cleaning rules you shouldn't feel dirty...

U.S. bank stocks rallied to the highest in a month as economists speculated that the stronger-than-expected January jobs report will accelerate...

Ronald Read, a Vermont gas station attendant and janitor, invested in recognizable names when he amassed an $8 million fortune, his attorney said.