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The Case for Expensive Shoes
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6 Surprising Places Your Personal Info Is Shared
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Use only what you need
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What It Costs to Raise a Child
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Ask the Readers: What Was Your First Job?
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Track your spending. Or not.
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Ask the Readers: Who Do You Go to For Money Advice?
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The Importance of Friendly Letters
Electronic messages are fast but impersonal. Learn why you should send a friendly letter instead.
Do you know how to use a parking meter? Serious question.
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10 Financial Perks of Marriage
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The Best Ways to Invest $50, $500, or $5000
Whether your windfall is a crisp $50 bill or a few thousand smackers, you can invest it wisely for the best long term payoff. Here's how.
The 16 Cardinal Rules of Loaning Money to Friends and Family
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7 Clever Tricks to Make Your New Year's Resolution Stick
Most people tend to bail on their New Year's resolutions before winter ends. But this time, you can make yours stick.
How to Rack Up Extra Rewards Points by Buying Gift Cards
Buying gift cards could be the key to earning extra rewards points.