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Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson gave a speech yesterday, talking about the administration's plan to "address the challenges" of the housing market downturn and relat
I'm planning out a garden for this spring. I don't have any access to a yard to plant my garden in, but I have a balcony on my apartment that gets plenty of sun.
Frugal living can be a very responsible thing -- it prevents piling waste into landfills and it promotes the financial well being of your family. But sometimes, can frugality be ir
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A Slacker's Video Guide on How to Tie Ties
Every man should know how to change a tire and tie a tie. These video tutorials will make you the master of at least one of those things.
Do You Need Medigap Insurance?
Discover what a Medigap policy is, and why, in the complex world of health insurance, you may eventually need one.
7 New Ways to Use Your Microwave
Teach your old microwave oven some new tricks. It'll be glad it's doing more for you than just heating yesterday's leftovers.
5 Unexpected Uses for Oats
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Traveling to Asia? Snatch Up AirAsia's Asean Pass
From the crystal clear waters of Thailand to the vibrant cities of Malaysia — see it all, affordably, with the Asean Pass from AirAsia.
Best Money Tips: How to Build and Maintain Good Relationships
Today we found articles on how to build and maintain good relationships, ways to jump-start your savings goals, and small improvements that can save you money.
Why You Should Reconsider Your Business Forecasting Strategy
All businesses benefit from the sound strategic planning a budget can provide. But small and fast growing businesses may need a more dynamic tool.
Lessons In Leadership From Andy Bernard Of The Office
If a timid bumbler like The Office's Andy Bernard can lead a team to success, then surely anyone can.
Pimp your snacks: Monster-sized munchies
Considering America is the home of the biggest everything, I was surprised to see this site when scouring my fav UK sites. But I have a feeling it will catch on here. [more]
Best Money Tips: Travel More Often, Cheaper, and in Style
Today we found some fantastic articles on traveling more often for less, things to do with $3,000, and important money lessons for kids.
How to Get Fired
In honor of the recent end of my employment, I thought I'd find some good tips on how to... well, to end your employment! Here are some of my favorites from around the interwebs: Arrive late for work. Being on time is for wimps. [more]
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Your cell phone number is no longer unlisted
My cell phone is my only phone, which saves me quite a bit of money every month. Telemarketers don't have the number. [more]
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Recall
You don't have to throw out recalled products! In fact, sometimes it's a lucky break to see an old toy recalled, because you can usually take it back for a full refund.
How to keep the low teaser rate for your mortgage
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson gave a speech yesterday, talking about the administration's plan to "address the challenges" of the housing market downturn and relat
Checking in With Old Goals for the New Year
It seems like New Year's resolutions were made to be broken. This year, let's change that by looking old resolutions and getting them back on track.
Best Money Tips: Gifts That Don't Create Clutter
Today we found holiday gifts that don’t create clutter, ways to prevent overspending during the holidays, and how to do Disney on a budget.
Growing My Own Food...In My Apartment
I'm planning out a garden for this spring. I don't have any access to a yard to plant my garden in, but I have a balcony on my apartment that gets plenty of sun.
Are Your Frugal Ways Hurting Us All?
Frugal living can be a very responsible thing -- it prevents piling waste into landfills and it promotes the financial well being of your family. But sometimes, can frugality be ir