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The Upside of Mass Layoffs
Being a part of a huge layoff isn't fun, but it's a lot better than getting fired by yourself. Here are four positives that can come out of the experience.
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How to Save Money with Outsourcing
Outsourcing can help you cut costs and get things done. But where to begin?
5 Ways a Side Hustle Can Further Your Career
A side hustle is great for extra income. Be sure to grab the other extras it brings, too, like new skills and opportunities for your "real" career.
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Should You Talk to Friends About Money?
Friendship is one of the most important things in the world — but should you talk about money with your friends? Or is it unavoidable?
Stop Skin Cancer at the Spa
By way of More magazine, the premier magazine for women over 40, comes exciting news that a trip to your favorite medispa could actually prevent skin cancer! [more]
Best Money Tips: Save Money on Groceries Without Coupons
Today we found some fantastic articles on saving money on groceries without coupons, frugal living in retirement, and red flags that could get you audited.
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There are a lot of advantages to having a private foundation to use as the vehicle for your charitable giving. Sadly, the tax laws make setting up a private foundation impractical
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We often hear the same advice — everyone needs to have an emergency fund. But, in some situations, it might be OK to skip it.
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Guest post at Get Rich Slowly
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For some, chrometophobia can be crippling. For the frugal minded, it's just another way to save more.
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If only you could go back in time, here's everything you'd tell your younger self.