A certain level of comfort above the minimum for survival has always been considered necessary for a "decent" standard of living. Just how much is a social construction.
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Thinking of settling that debt with your credit card companies? You might want to think again. While debt settlement offers can be very attractive, there's often a nasty little sur
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A decent standard of living
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6 Money Lessons From African-American Leaders
From TED talks to the blues, these African American leaders have imparted their financial wisdom on the world.
85 Easy, Frugal Halloween Costume Ideas
Check out our list of resources for 85 frugal and fun Halloween costume ideas for kids, adults, and even dogs!
10 Ways to Prevent an Emergency From Driving You Into Debt
If you're caught short when life catches you short, don't panic. Instead, try these strategies to manage an emergency and avoid debt.
6 Thoughts Everyone Has Their First Day of Retirement
After years of hard work, diligent saving, and careful planning the big day finally arrives and you've retired. Now what?
Flashback Friday: 122 Delicious Vegetarian Meals That Are Surprisingly Filling
When you find the right vegetarian dish, you won't even miss eating meat.
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Is there a secret code to control traffic lights?
So, what's the deal — is there actually a code to change the crosswalk light?
7 Personal Finance Milestones Every 20 and 30 Year Old Should Hit
Are you on track toward reaching your financial goals? Get back in the game by scratching off these key financial to-dos.
Save $100s Next Month With These 10 Grocery Shopping Tips
Slow your spendthrift ways with this grocery budget challenge — it will keep both your pantry and your wallet well-stocked!
Being asthmatic just got more expensive
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This book is exactly what the title says: A guide to living in the underground economy.
Make-Ahead Thanksgiving Dishes
Cooking the entire meal on Thanksgiving day is an exercise in extreme planning. Decrease turkey day stress by making these dishes ahead of time.
The Real Deal: What to Expect When Starting Your Own Business
It's easy to list "Start Business" as a goal for the new year, but do you know what that actually means?
What to Put On (and Leave Off) Your Wedding Registry
Your wedding registry is your ultimate wish list, so think carefully about what you put on it. Follow this guide to ensure you get useful, long-lasting stuff.
4 Brain Hacks for Better Investment Decisions
Investors may think they make rational decisions, but for many, emotions and psychology call the shots. Understand your biases to make better decisions.
Book review: Farewell, My Subaru
There are a number of books now by people who set out to live a more local, more sustainable life, and wrote a book to document their experiences. Most of them approach the proble
Forgiven Debt Isn't Really Forgiven At All
Thinking of settling that debt with your credit card companies? You might want to think again. While debt settlement offers can be very attractive, there's often a nasty little sur