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If your tiny kitchen space doesn't have these essentials, you're not living your best life.
8 Swanky Sauces to Glamorize Dinner
Are you tired of buying boring, budget cuts of meat or poultry? Dress them up!
6 Quick Tips for Organizing Your Finances
Whether you're surrounded by piles of unsorted financial documents or could just use a little straightening up, here's how to painlessly get organized.
26 Unexpected Uses for Aluminum Foil
You trust it in the fridge with leftovers and probably around the grill. Find out where else you can trust aluminum foil to save the day.
How to Pay Less Interest on Your Credit Card Debt
You may be able to pay down your credit card debt faster with a personal loan. These are things you should consider.
The Greatest Frugal Fashion Makeover Ever: Refresh Your Wardrobe for $25 or Less
With an edit of your current collection, keen haggling at the consignment place, and savvy shopping, $25 can get you a whole new look.
This Trick Could Help You Finally Pay Off Your Debt
Personal finance is personal — especially debt. But if you can overcome that hurdle, a partner may be the motivation you need to tame that balance.
Networking Basics for Regular People
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15 Cheap and Ingenious Ways to Upgrade Your Furniture
Sprucing up your furniture and your space doesn't have to be expensive — or difficult. Here's how update your old stuff for cheap!
This Is Why Your Projects Always Take Longer Than You Expect
Do your projects always seem to take longer than planned? You're not alone. Here's why scheduling is hard — and how you can improve.
How to Face These 7 Scary Facts About Retirement Saving
The familiar frights this time of year are make believe and not really scary. The facts about retirement may leave you cowering under the covers.
3 Easy Ways to Invest in Real Estate (Without Buying Real Estate)
Investing in real estate can be lucrative — and a lot of hard work. With these investment strategies, you can enjoy the profits without owning property.
Screwdrivers to Saws: Stocking Your First Toolbox
A trip to the home improvement store can overwhelm when you're trying to buy your first set of tools. Before you shop, read this guide.
Is There Such Thing as a Messy Millionaire?
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Save money while you make money with these part-time jobs that offer substantial employee discounts in addition to regular part-time paychecks.
How to Shop for Food Once a Month and Save Big
Instead of heading to the grocery store every week, go once a month and you'll end up saving money.
How to Clear Out Financial Clutter
Any kind of clutter can weigh you down, even financial clutter. So clear it out and get your finances back on track.
How to Conserve Water by Harvesting Rain or Snow
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4 Ways Your Money Can Support Your Values
Want to give back without going broke? Use your everyday finances as a means of funding your values.