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Paying off or settling an account in collections is better than avoiding it. Just don't expect your credit score to rebound soon.
Everything You Need to Know About Flood Insurance
When it rains, it pours — and when it does, that flood insurance you've hated paying for will seem like a pretty smart investment.
10 Ways to Repair a Burned Bridge
We've all ended a work or personal relationship badly. Mend a broken connection and you'll regain a valued friend or a colleague -- forever this time.
Ask These 5 Questions Before Deciding On a Financial Advisor
Before trusting your finances to any old somebody, you need to carefully vet potential advisers. These basic questions will get you started.
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Today we found articles on the habits and qualities that lead you to success, tips for driving on snowy roads, and ways to explore a new city on the cheap.
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The next time you're listless, grumpy, or just plain bored, follow these suggestions to spend your time, rather than spending money.
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Forget bribing your friends with pizza. These apps and services take a bite out of the cost and hassle of moving.
Once Bitten Twice Shy: What is Credit Security Worth to You?
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People Who Became Millionaires Overnight (and What They Did With the Money)
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The Surprising Truth of Investing: Mediocre Advice Is Best
While you might wish for superior investing advice, it turns out mediocre advice is really all you need.
10 Things You Already Own That Can Be Turned Into a Tote Bag
You can always use an extra tote bag, and it turns out you can make one out of several items that are already in your house!
5 Kinds of Insurance Every Retiree Should Consider
Your insurance needs change over time. When you reach retirement, they'll change again.
Ask the Readers: How Do You Have Frugal Fun?
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7 Important Things You Should Know About Balance Transfer Cards
If you plan to pay down high interest credit card debt with a new zero-interest card, make sure you understand the potential downsides.
Is It Smart to Pay College Tuition With a Credit Card?
Putting your college tuition on plastic is certainly an option; but should you do it?
How to find the cheapest college textbooks
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How to Reward Friends Who Help You Move
Pizza and beer is the standby reward for friends who help you move. Get creative with these other ways to say "thanks for carrying my stuff."
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Confused about how your employer's 401(k) match works? We'll break it down for you.
How to Liquidate a Loved One's Estate
Part of settling an estate is dealing with the personal possessions of the deceased. Here's how to do that with minimal stress.