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Federal Reserve cuts the discount rate
In response to the recent credit squeeze, the Federal Reserve did something unusual: they cut the discount rate without cutting the federal funds rate. The federal funds rate is the rate at [more]
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If your adult children are moving back or currently living at home, how much support should you be giving them? Here are some things to consider.
Clues to detecting the astute investor
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Best Money Tips: How to Get a Good Night's Sleep
Today we found some stellar articles with tips to help you sleep better at night, save money while eating healthy, and spend less at the bar.
DIY Baby Care for Your Cheap Bum
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Health Insurance Costs Too High? Alternative Not Pretty
I hear this argument over and over and it's one of the things I'll debate until I'm blue in the face. "Health insurance is too expensive." Ok, I have to agree
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When I first moved to Australia I noticed 2 things about the wine: there was a lot to choose from, and it costs twice as much (if not more) than the exact same Australian wine bran
Best Money Tips: Money Tips for New Parents
Today we found articles on money tips for new parents, three easy ways to make chicken stock, and a look at limiting beliefs that keep you from an organized life.
Scheduling Time Versus Scheduling Tasks
Of late Getting Things Done by David Allen has seemed like the book to read. I read it a year or two ago, and internalized a lot of its methodology. One thing about it, though
Open Secrets: Surprising Things Your Spending Reveals
Credit card companies, banks, retailers, and insurers may know more about who you are than your parents do. A lot more.
Real eggs
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NFL Extra Points Card: Fumble or Touchdown?
If you’re willing spend what it takes to amass the required points, this credit card may be the surest way to acquire Super Bowl tickets.
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Today we found some fantastic articles on the benefits of shopping at farmer's markets, curbing compulsive spending this Christmas, and teaching personal finance.
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What to Expect on Your First Cruise
First time heading out on the high seas? Don't stress. Here's what you can expect on your maiden voyage.
Weight Watchers for Your Wallet
There are a lot of parallels between losing weight and saving money — in fact, some of the best financial advice comes from dieting.
7 Nasty Bathroom Items You Should Throw Out Now
What's lurking in your loofah? You don't wanna know!
Looking Closer at Savings Strategies
How you put money aside may be just as important as the fact that you do. Have a look at three main strategies for setting money aside, and find one to fit your life.
New Ideas for the Chopstick
In China alone, an estimated 45 billion pairs of disposable chopsticks are used and thrown away every year. This equals the wood from 25 millio