New comforters arrive in study, zippered bags that beg to be reused. From the garden to the car and more, discover all the ways to give new life to these bags.
Saving and investing is always a good idea; however, if you're facing one of these money struggles, take time to clear the crisis before you start investing again.
Dealing with financial products can be very confusing and stressful, but there are some products that you should absolutely stay away from for the sake of your financial health. [more]
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How to Score a European Cruise for $1,000 or Less
If Europe is on your bucket list, but you need to maximize your time and your budget, a cruise can help.
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The money you put in a 401(k) is always yours. You may have to wait a little longer, however, before you pocket your employer's contributions.
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Put down the Big Gulp and walk away. You're wasting money for the convenience — and who knows where that cup has been?!!
How to Successfully Negotiate Everything With Your Kid
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