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The Obama administration announced a foreclosure prevention and mortgage reduction program about two months ago, and as of April less than 1000 loans have been refinanced under th
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The Education of an American Dreamer: : How a Son of Greek Immigrants Learned His Way from a Nebraska Diner to Washington, Wall Street, and Beyond is the personal memoir of Peter G
Everyone is writing a book these days (even a few personal finance blogs we know.. *ahem*). If you could, what would you call it? What would you cover? Answer for your chance to
Recently, my son noticed that the Netflix logo appeared on his Xbox 360, when he was just browsing through his “dashboard”. He knows way more about the Xbox than I ever will, but
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Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. This week we're talking leftover hot dog buns and a blinged-out J.D. Roth. (You'll have to see it to believe it!)
It's here! Fall has arrived, and with it reports of frost, breezy evenings, and *gasp* snow! If you're not already thinking ahead to how you'll ever pay that ominous heating bill
Probably due to the fact that my monthly health insurance premiums rose dramatically this year, and also because I am about to take a state-mandated 5% pay cut, my ears really per
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Coverdell Education Savings Accounts
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Using PAPER Coupons When You Order Online
Even if you live the all-digital lifestyle, don't put away those scissors yet. Some Web sites are now taking manufacturers' coupons.
How Many Credit Cards Should You Carry?
For savvy credit card holders, it's a myth that more than one card is irresponsible. Here's what to consider before adding more cards to your wallet.
5 Essential Tools for Telecommuting
Working from home is great — especially if you have the right tools to make a seamless transition from office to house.
5 Easiest Ways to Score Free eBooks
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Should you skip a mortgage payment to get a bank's attention?
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7 Money Moves to Make as Soon as the Kids Move Out
High-five, empty nester! Your chicks have successfully spread their wings. Now it's time to get your finances back on track.
10 Ways Nice People Can Get Ahead
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Book review: The Education of an American Dreamer by Peter G. Peterson
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Ask The Readers: What is Your Personal Finance "Story?" (A Chance to Win $10!)
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You Can Watch Your Netflix Instant Queue Using Your Xbox 360
Recently, my son noticed that the Netflix logo appeared on his Xbox 360, when he was just browsing through his “dashboard”. He knows way more about the Xbox than I ever will, but
Best Money Tips: What to Buy at Drugstores
Today we found some awesome articles on what to buy at drugstores, money-saving tips to afford college, and ways to protect your identity.
Super Doubles Are Back at Kmart
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Best Money Tips: Why Women Need More Money Than Men
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. This week we're talking leftover hot dog buns and a blinged-out J.D. Roth. (You'll have to see it to believe it!)
This Thing You Use Every Day Is Ruining Your Productivity — and It's Not Facebook
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Ask the Readers: What Winter Savings Tip Do You Swear By?
It's here! Fall has arrived, and with it reports of frost, breezy evenings, and *gasp* snow! If you're not already thinking ahead to how you'll ever pay that ominous heating bill
What Is a “Value-Added Tax,” Anyway?
Probably due to the fact that my monthly health insurance premiums rose dramatically this year, and also because I am about to take a state-mandated 5% pay cut, my ears really per