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Do Americans really want to "Go Dutch"?
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6 Terrible Money Situations You Need to Stop Getting Yourself Into
Some money woes are unavoidable — but some are. It's high time to stop putting yourself in these terrible spending situations.
The 5 Best Ceiling Fans
Keeping cool on the warmer days isn't easy, but it can be. Get any of these five ceiling fans and you'll stay cool on the cheap.
Book 'Em This Season
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Book Review: Complicit - How Greed and Collusion Made the Credit Crisis Unstoppable
This week a government committee is investigating the cause of the financial crisis by interrogating bank titans what exactly went wrong. Complicit: How Greed and Collusion Made th
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Add some holiday cheer in the form of cash! Earn extra dollars this year, all while checking to-dos off your Christmas task list.
Book Review: The Little Book of Big Dividends
Did you know that from 1926 to the present, dividends have accounted for 43 percent of the total return of the S&P 500 index? The Little Book of Big Dividends by Charles B Carlson,
Best Money Tips: The Health and Beauty Edition
Today we found some of the best articles from around the web on keeping your health and beauty costs low!
7 Tips for Getting the Best Morning Workout
Most of us are more likely to stick to a morning workout routine — that is, if we can make the switch from evenings. Here's how.
15 Affordable Gifts for Travel Lovers
Your jet-setter pals have been there, done that, and bought the T-shirt. But they'd probably love these awesome (affordable!) travel gifts.
How to Celebrate Earth Day
Help the planet (and save yourself some money) by celebrating Earth Day. Plus, learn ways to practice sustainability all year round.
Here's How Generosity Actually Improves Your Life
Everyone knows giving is its own reward, but it's nice to know that giving gives back to the giver, too. Here's how.
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.
Your Good Credit Doesn't Mean You Have Good Money Habits
Don't be deceived by a stellar credit score. Your financial health might still need some work.
8 Ways ETFs Can Put More Money in Your Pocket Than Mutual Funds
It used to be that that the smart way to invest simply was to buy mutual funds. Not anymore — ETFs are where your money should go.
Best Money Tips: How to Be a Frugal Parent During the Holidays
Today we found articles on how to be a frugal parent during the holidays, easy investment tips for beginners, and what to do with your time and money when you retire.
When It Makes Sense to Apply for a Mortgage Loan Without Your Spouse
Marriage is a collaboration, but if your spouse has less than stellar credit, you may be better off going solo on a mortgage application.
The Inanity of my Humanity (and why I choose to share it on Wisebread)
What do David Beckham and grump callers from The Chronicle have in common? Teaching us to live life frugally, of course.