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The road to retirement isn't always easy. Women especially need to take the reins to jump-start their savings.
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You don’t need to be flush to satisfy a craving for steak. Ask your butcher for one of these cheaper but still delicious cuts instead.
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You own your home free and clear; congrats! Once you're done celebrating, it's time to make some smart post-mortgage money moves.
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Prepping for the end of the world covers all the bases — except for how much it'll cost you while the world still turns.
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All it takes is 20 minutes a month to be a total money master. Try this method and budget like a boss.
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My 2016 Budget Challenge: Everything Breaks
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Stop Paying For Cable Television But Keep Up With Your Favorite Shows
Cable and satellite television subscriptions are expensive. Let's face it – are you really watching 352 channels and listening to 50 music stations via your television each month
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You've no doubt seen the question in many different forms. Sometimes it's, "What would you do if you learned you were going to die tomorrow?" Other times it's "What would you do
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