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Saving money by cutting cable is great, but there are other excellent benefits that have nothing to do with the cash.
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Is the holiday season already straining your last festive nerve? Maybe it's time to rethink gift-giving and adopt a saner strategy.
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Dropping home phone service has become a popular way to cut a few dollars from the budget. But are the savings really worth it?
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Are your vacation plans stressing you and your budget? Consider some frugal alternatives for plenty of fun and relaxation that won't require overtime to cover it.
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"I drink espresso" isn't an excuse to waste money at the coffee shop. Save money by making it yourself at home with one of these great machines.
The 5 Best Makeup Brush Sets
Keeping your beauty tools in tip top shape isn't easy, but it can be. Just use any of these makeup brush sets and your makeup tools will last (almost) forever.
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I believe in having less stuff, but I'm beginning to miss all the old stuff that I had. I've spent some time trying to figure out why.
Does More Detergent Make for More Clean?
There's an easier way to save money on cleaning supplies than making your own: Use less.
My 2016 Budget Challenge: How to Decide When to Sell Your House
Max is facing one of the biggest decisions in her budget challenge yet — should she sell her house? The decision is amusingly complex.
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Add these fun, frugal trimmings to your tree — without trimming your savings account.
15 Questions You Should Always Ask at the End of a Job Interview
You got the interview. You nailed the questions. Now, it's time to fire back a few questions of your own.
5 Money Lessons From the Third World
My family moved to Papua New Guinea, and the money lessons we've received have been important, surprising, and priceless.