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Best Money Tips: How to Spend Less on Swiffer
Today we found helpful articles on ways to save money on Swiffer, remodels that don’t add value to your home, and the best travel tips from travel bloggers.
Ask the Readers: Do You Play Sports?
Tell us whether you play sports and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
10 Must-Do Mid-Year Resolutions to Get You Back on Track
Just because you stopped working on your New Year's resolutions doesn't mean you can't start again. Follow this list to finish up 2013 right.
The Real World Salaries of 8 Childhood Dream Jobs
Ever wonder how much money your childhood dream job really makes? Wonder no more.
The Art of Wearing Things Out, and Then Some
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Best Money Tips: Amazing Ways Life Will Be Different in 2030
Today we found articles on amazing ways that life will be different in 2030, great family deals for April, and how to use LinkedIn to get your dream job.
When Do I Need to Buy Life Insurance?
Jeff Rose, CFP, recommends buying life insurance if someone you love would be in financial trouble if you weren't around.
5 Most Common Tax Mistakes Made by College Grads
College grads, your homework isn’t over. Your next assignment is making sure you get the most tax breaks possible.
Stuff We Love: Chrome Messenger Bags — Carry Everything You Need for Biking and Beyond
A durable, comfortable Chrome messenger bag is just the thing for hauling a laptop to work or a casserole to a potluck.
My 2016 Budget Challenge: Affording Education
For Max, a new career means learning a whole new skill set. Find out how she's achieving it while keeping to her strict budget.
What Do You and a Credit Card Thief Have in Common?
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Looking To Invest Right Now? 5 Basic Investing Tips For Any Market
A lot of people have been asking me recently, is this the stock market bottom? Is it time to jump into stocks? As an investor for over 20 years who's lived through 2 recessions (a
Federal Perkins Loans
Where a Stafford Loan or Parent PLUS Loan is available to just about any college student, a Federal Perkins Loan is only available to students who can expect only a minimal level o
Best Money Tips: A Pocket-Sized Guide to Financial Success
Today we found some fantastic articles on a pocket-sized guide to financial succses, negotiating deals, and sneaky ways to save on rent.
Worried About an Audit? Six IRS Red Flags
Is your tax return a magnet for an IRS audit? Find out the 6 things that draw the attention of the IRS and what you can do to minimize your chances of getting audited.
5 Best Amazon Deals for Tuesday 10/01
Today's great deals include 60% off Aerosoles shoes, Tops for under $30, 40% off men's dress shirts, and 200 Kindle books for $0.99 each!
DIY Entertainment--A Recipe for the Recession
Live in one of those godforsaken next to the highway hamlets? Pining for a night out on the town but can't afford it? Don't sit home. DIY your own entertainment and bring some liv
Best Money Tips: Stupid Things We Do When We're Poor
Today we found articles on stupid things we do when we're poor, conversational skills everyone should master, and ways to stretch your summer travel budget.
Where Oh Where Are My Worms? Be On Your Toes When Ordering From Small Web Businesses
As Main Street small businesses disappear, it's nice that we can still order from small companies online. However, spoiled consumers take heed: Not all small companies are created
Modifiers: 5 things that change an item's final price
Shopping for goods isn't Dungeons & Dragons, but it's still an adventure. Like D&D dice, modifiers affect the end result of what happens to you — specifically, how much you spend.