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A thoughtful privacy policy that respects and protects your customers' private data encourages trust, and sales.
5 Financial Pitfalls Stay-at-Home Parents Should Avoid
Staying home to raise little ones is often rewarding, but it comes at a financial price. Make sure you do it right!
Best Money Tips: Apps for a Smarter Home
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Why Even Millionaires Aren't Happy About Their Finances
Believe it or not, the super-rich are not always super-happy — and often for the same reasons the rest of us aren't.
6 Buys for $100 or Less That Make Travel Better
Would you spend $100 to completely change the way your travel? Who wouldn't?
25 tips from the frugally insane.
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How to Survive a Road Trip
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When Frugal is Stupid
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My 5 Favorite Budget Summer Destinations for 2018
I've spent a lot of time traveling the world, but these five affordable destinations are my favorites.
So you bought an HD DVD player. Now what?
It’s gone. HD DVD lost the war, Blu-Ray is the winner. Toshiba has admitted defeat and will discontinue all of its HD DVD products. No more players, no more recorders, no more disc
Home Education Curriculum on the Cheap: 10 Ways to Learn for Less
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How to Keep Peer Pressure From Destroying Your Finances
Keeping up with the Joneses is keeping too many of us in debt.
The Bailbondsman Approach: Why Some Of Us Stay Broke
The government is letting people think that it's okay to make bad choices. The Treasury is rewarding bad behavior and the consumer is learning nothing except to keep up the
Best Money Tips: Budget Travel Tips You Haven't Heard
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Ask the Readers: What Money Advice Would You Give a College Student?
Tell us what money advice you would give to a college student and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
Fresh Fruit for Rotten Cheapskates Like Me
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Best Money Tips: Deal With the Hardest Parts of Being in Your 20s
Today we found some stellar articles on dealing with being in your 20s, things every high school grad should know about money, and using coupons with food stamps.
Best Money Tips: Who to Follow on Twitter to Save on Everything
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How I Use Skype to Keep in Touch With Friends and Family
I talk to friends and family around the world for pennies. Find out how you can do the same!
3 Ways Technology Can Keep You Healthy
Are you taking advantage of teleconference house calls and game-like health apps?