A HUD-approved foreclosure prevention counselor shares what she's learned helping homeowners through the housing crisis — and how you can avoid the same fate.
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As everyone relaxes from a whirlwind of holiday activity, cleans their houses and settles back into their regular routine, many are looking ahead to a bright future in 2010. Other
Are you as tired as I am of personal finance sites saying that you've got to have a plan? If you're a planner, it's unnecessary advice, because you've got a plan. If you're not a
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Today we found some terrific articles about living on $1,000 a month, getting your time allocation to match your priorities, and tips to help introverts thrive.
Today we found some great articles on ways to shrink your bill when eating out, how to become a world class negotiator, and lessons to learn from American Idol.
Working with a recruiter can be expensive, but finding the perfect employee can be even more valuable. Here's how to figure out whether a recruiter is worth it for your business.
If your work life has transformed you into the office grump, take steps to change how you work. You'll improve your outlook and perhaps your bottom line.
Many traditional lenders such as banks are pulling back credit, even from long term, credit-worthy customers. Fortunately,there are plenty of alternatives to traditional banks.
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5 Reasons We’re Spending MORE on Halloween Costumes This Year
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Today we found articles on the worst things you can eat, how to get more done today, and cheap ways to get excited for Halloween.
How to Buy Art as Gifts
Beautiful, original pieces of art make for excellent gifts, and they don't have to be expensive. Learn how to find the right one for your loved one at a price you can afford.
Ask the Readers: Hope in a New Year? (Chance to Win $10)
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Is Just Leaving Some Slack Better Than a Plan?
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The Surprising True Source of Wealth Creation (That You Probably Already Have)
Building substantial savings isn't all about investment. In fact, you might already have the best tool in your grasp.
The 12 Most Dangerous Foods You're Buying
Bacteria, heart disease, and cancer, oh my! These are the most dangerous foods you're probably buying.
Best Money Tips: Movie Theater Hacks
Today we found some great articles on life-changing movie theater hacks, finding your passion, and beating the addiction to unhappiness.
How to Buy an Upright Vacuum Cleaner
A vacuum cleaner doesn't have to be a hulking noise machine that eats up more money than it does dirt.
Best Money Tips: How to Live on $1,000 a Month
Today we found some terrific articles about living on $1,000 a month, getting your time allocation to match your priorities, and tips to help introverts thrive.
Best Money Tips: Shrink Your Bill When Eating Out
Today we found some great articles on ways to shrink your bill when eating out, how to become a world class negotiator, and lessons to learn from American Idol.
Shhhhh: How to Block Out Noise
I am the only tenant on the floor of an apartment building otherwise entirely under construction, and it's taught me a few things about finding quiet.
Should You Hire a Recruiter?
Working with a recruiter can be expensive, but finding the perfect employee can be even more valuable. Here's how to figure out whether a recruiter is worth it for your business.
3 Ways Your Bank Account Can Boost Your Travel Rewards
You've heard of credit cards offering airline miles, but checking and savings accounts? Yep, even those who insist on cash can earn miles.
How to Be Less of a Grump at Work
If your work life has transformed you into the office grump, take steps to change how you work. You'll improve your outlook and perhaps your bottom line.
Where to Turn When Your Bank Doesn't Love You Anymore
Many traditional lenders such as banks are pulling back credit, even from long term, credit-worthy customers. Fortunately,there are plenty of alternatives to traditional banks.