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Failure can be a stern teacher. Failure can also be a tidy tax write-off.
Best Money Tips: Copycat White Castle Sliders
Today we found some great articles on how to make copycat White Castle sliders, time management tips, and success lessons we can learn from KFC’s Colonel Sanders.
4 Tips to Building Realistic Cash Flow Projections
A realistic cash flow projection can be a valuable planning aide. Here's how to keep your rose-tinted glasses from blinding you to reality.
Best Money Tips: Healthy Ways to Make Classic Comfort Foods
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The Art of Sucking Up
Flattery won't take you far. But sucking up will.
15 Fun Things to Buy for Under $5
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Balancing Act: The Perils of Budgeting
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6 Retirement Rules You Should Be Breaking
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You Got an Eviction Notice. Now What?
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Restore your notebook battery quickly and cheaply.
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How to live on $12,000 a year
In my first job out of college, I was on 12,000 English pounds per year. That was back in London in 1996, i was single, lived with two friends and only had rent and travel to pay for. And I still remember how tough that was. [more]
8 Life Skills Every Freelancer Needs
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Best Money Tips: Best Gifts for College Grads
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How Scarcity Marketing Tricks You to Spend More
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Six Surefire Office Fundraising Ideas
Trying to raise some scratch for an office party, for charity, or to help out a coworker? Try one of these can't-miss fundraising techniques.
When Avoiding Debt Is the Losing Strategy
It's almost always a good idea to stay out of debt. But sometimes, refusing to take on debt could hurt you in the long run.
Best Money Tips: Discounts for Seniors and Boomers
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5 Ways to Make Your Boss Love You
Figuring out how to interact with your boss can be difficult, especially in a new job. Follow these suggestions to make your supervisor adore you.
Do you have what you want… and do you want what you have?
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11 Pearls of Financial Wisdom From Jim Cramer
The animated host of Mad Money has a lot to say about investing. Here are some of Jim Cramer's best and biggest tips.