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Is GDP outdated? Something that was invented after the depression in a largely agricultural and industrial-based economy may not have a place in today's world when it comes to meas
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What You Can Learn From People Who Take Vitamins (It's Not What You Think)
Stop wasting your money on multivitamins that don't work, but do start following these other healthy habits that multivitamin buyers follow.
5 Free Accounting Tools for Freelancers
As a freelancer, you have enough expenses and income to manage. You don't need a pricey bookkeeping tool on top of that.
Your Website Sucks: Here's What to Do About It
A review of the e-book "Why Your Website Sucks — and How to Fix It," plus other resources to help your website move from sucking to shining.
Diagnose and Improve Your Financial Health: A 10-Item Checklist
If you resolved to take better care of your finances in 2011, learn what to fix first — and how — with this checkup list.
6 Lessons on How to Be a Financial Grownup From Bobbi Rebell
How can you tell when you've become a financial grownup? Author Bobbi Rebell asks icons of the finance world to share their stories.
8 Affordable Destinations If You Wanna Get Spooked This Halloween
This Halloween, ditch the trick-or-treaters and treat yourself to something much more frightening — a terrifying trip to someplace famous for horror.
13 Essentials Every Emergency Bag Should Have
No one wants to consider evacuating their home, but it could happen. When it does, you need a go bag ready that you can grab and run.
8 Great, Cheap Summer Vacations
Don't let your summer vacation empty your wallet. Whether you're looking for excitement or relaxation, try one of these frugal getaways.
Best Money Tips: You're Probably Already Qualified for These Super Cool Jobs
Today we found articles on the coolest jobs you’re already qualified for, tips for a profitable yard sale, and how to cut down on expenses when you live in a big city.
20 Hiking Hacks to Take to the Trail This Summer
Before you hit the dusty trail, you should know a thing or two — or 20 — about having a safe and enjoyable hike.
Long Term Care Insurance for Wise Bloggers
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3 Ways Your Commute Is Killing You — And What to Do About It
Commuting, whether by car or public transit takes, its toll — in your health. Learn what steps to take to limit the effects of the daily drive.
The 5 Biggest Mistakes People Make When Working From Home
Working from home is not all pajamas and afternoon naps. If you want to keep your job, you actually have to work, too.
40 Ways to Use Spray Paint for Cheap and Easy Decorating
Need to touch up an old wheelbarrow? Create holiday decorations? Punch up an interior space? Reach for a can of versatile, easy-to-use spray paint.
10 Things I've Learned From Grocery Shopping on a Budget
Making and sticking to a grocery budget hasn't just helped our finances -- it's taught us a thing or two about money, food and life.
8 Tech Gadgets With the Best Resale Value
We all have a junk drawer filled with outdated tech. But some gadgets actually hold their value well, and may be worth the effort to sell.
Ask the Readers: Do You Plan Your Meals?
Tell us if you plan your meals and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
Coming Soon: Good Times for Temp Workers
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Want to Keep Your Disposable Razor Blades Sharp? Use Your Arm
With these two tricks, you can keep one disposable razor blade sharp and ready-to-use for five months or more.
Is GDP Still Important?
Is GDP outdated? Something that was invented after the depression in a largely agricultural and industrial-based economy may not have a place in today's world when it comes to meas