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Ask the Readers: What Advice Would You Give Your Younger Self?
Tell us what advice you would give your younger self and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
Here's What Happens to a Mortgage in a Divorce
Divorce is messy. And step one is figuring out how to split ways with your biggest shared asset; your home.
Book review: The Adventures of Johnny Bunko
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Ask the Readers: What Is Your Dream Home?
Tell us about your dream home and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
Small, Cheap Steps to Weight Loss
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Happily Ever After: How to Stay Married for 29 Years (and Counting)
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15 Delicious and Easy Ways to Enjoy Canned Peaches
Skip the transition from winter to spring by fast-forwarding to warm summer days via a can of sweet and delicious peaches.
What to Buy (and Avoid Buying) in August
Hard to believe summer is almost gone — almost as hard to believe as the deals you can find on lawn and garden supplies and LCD TVs.
Here's How Much Getting the Greenest Lawn Will Cost You
If the grass is always greener on your neighbor's side of the fence, here's what it'll cost to make your yard the envy of the neighborhood.
Best Money Tips: WaMu Go Bye-Bye?
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Best Money Tips: How to Make a Quick $50
Today we found some fantastic articles on how to make a quick $50, packing travel essentials to save money, and preventing buyer's remorse.
Flashback Friday: The 76 Best Life Lessons You Should Learn by 30
Wanna live your best life by age 30? Here's everything you need to do.
Ask the Readers: What Are Your Favorite Brands?
Tell us about your favorite brands and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card!
Can FabFitFun's VIP Box Fit Into Your Life?
The FabFitFun VIP box can get you some great discounts on up-and-coming beauty brands.
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Get More Money for Your Stuff With These Retail Secrets
If the big-box retailers can move boatloads of inventory with these pricing secrets, then you can, too.
Paging Doctor Jones… Free Pizza Dr. Jones?
In another crazy promotion scheme cooked up by the people at Papa John’s, you can score a free pie if you share Indiana’s name.
Best Money Tips: 96 Ways to Cut Your Spending
Today we found some fantastic articles on 96 ways to cut your spending, ways you're sabotaging your job hunt, and keeping your large family frugal.
Survival Basics From Depression-Era Kids
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