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One consumer suggests five ways credit card companies can improve our love-hate relationship with those little pieces of plastic.
Time Is Money: Budget Them Both Out
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Some people just can't avoid falling into debt — and staying there. Are you one of them?
Best Money Tips: Smart Things to Do With $1,000
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How to Turn Average Talent into Fame and Fortune
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Declutter Now: Simple Rules You Must Follow to Stay Clutter Free
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Best Money Tips: Have More Fun for Less Money
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9 Amazing DIY Lamps You Want in Your House
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Book Review: Where the Jobs Are Now
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Earn More Interest by Reducing Savings Friction
Sometimes friction is a good thing. Like when you can use it to save tons of money.
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6 Secrets Restaurants Don't Want You to Know
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Best Money Tips: Get Rid of Social Media Pests
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Best Money Tips: How to land (and keep!) a seasonal job
Today, we have tips on how to get a seasonal job and keep it after the holidays, make new things out of old T-shirts, organize your day on a Post-It, and more!
Why This Isn't Your Grandparents' Economy
Why can't we save money like our parents and grandparents? Learn how modern economic realities make financial independence more challenging.
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