The USAA Classic American Express offers military members an easy way to rebuild their credit while also providing them with special benefits and rebates.
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You can't avoid hearing about them these days--people making stupid financial choices. I heard a while back from a woman with huge debts wanting arguments for convincing her husba
If you’ve found yourself avoiding the doctor because you’re recently laid off and not sure what to do, we’ve got news for you! Walgreens Take Care clinics are opening their doors
Today we found some great articles on where to find the cheapest holiday gifts, how to not freak out over a canceled flight, and gift ideas for people who have everything.
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Rebuilding Credit: Military Personnel Should Consider the USAA Classic American Express Credit Card
The USAA Classic American Express offers military members an easy way to rebuild their credit while also providing them with special benefits and rebates.
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Best Money Tips: Mistakes to Avoid When Selling Your Home
Today we found some great articles on mistakes to avoid when selling your home, changing your life for the better, and revitalizing your finances.
Would you end your marriage for $100,000?
How about $200k? Or $500k? Well, I guess it all depends on the state of your marriage, but the bigger question is this: what would you do for money? I ask because I’m getting a lit
Guest post at Get Rich Slowly
J.D. over at Get Rich Slowly asked me for a guest post on personal finance. What it turned out I wanted to talk about next, though, was productivity--and in particular, my evolvin
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Today we found helpful articles on frugal fails to avoid, how to create wealth using life insurance, and ways to curb your workaholism.
Does Amazon.com's "Frustration-Free Packaging" live up to its name?
Amazon.com recently announced their "Frustration-Free Packaging" initiative, aimed squarely at reducing the jagged tears and nasty lacerations. But is it as good as they claim?
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Walgreens Clinics Provide Free Health Care for the (Very) Recently Unemployed
If you’ve found yourself avoiding the doctor because you’re recently laid off and not sure what to do, we’ve got news for you! Walgreens Take Care clinics are opening their doors
Best Money Tips: Where to Find the Cheapest Holiday Gifts
Today we found some great articles on where to find the cheapest holiday gifts, how to not freak out over a canceled flight, and gift ideas for people who have everything.
Best Money Tips: Raise Money-Smart Kids
Today we found some fantastic articles on rearing money-smart kids, cultivating your X-factor, and making life insurance more affordable.
USDA Data Visualization Tool
The USDA has just released a cool new data visualization tool called Your Food Environment Atlas. If you're interested in poverty, food security, or the related public policy issue
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Book Review: Debt Free for Life
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How to Deal with Tax-Deductible Receipts Quickly and Easily
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Profit on the Oil Bust With These 10 Cheap Energy Stocks
If you invested in these oil and gas companies, you've probably seen double-digit losses. Is now the time to buy?
My Number One Tip for College Students
College is a time of learning, experimenting...and wasting time. Stop doing that last one, and discover how much more fun (and success) you can have.
Best Money Tips: How to Make a Great First Impression
Today we found some great articles on ways to make a great first impression, things that make you look dumb on Facebook, and money-saving DIY home repairs.
7 Ways to Get More Value from Your Values
Your company's values, whatever they may be, should be reflected in everything you do. Otherwise, why have them?
Re-Nesting: Tips for Moving Back in With Your Parents
Thanks to the sluggish economy, more and more kids are moving back in with their parents. Here are some suggestions for making the transition smooth.