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Today we found some great articles on making collecting pay off, retiring without sacrificing fun, and saving money on family summer vacations.
How to Set Career Goals When You Lack Direction
If you're lost on the career path, have no fear; you can still set goals without knowing where you're going.
How Much Car Can You Afford?
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The Financial Balancing Act: Musings on Balancing Being Responsible with Having Fun
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Book Review: Ragnar's Guide to the Underground Economy
This book is exactly what the title says: A guide to living in the underground economy.
4 Common Mistakes to Avoid When You Enroll in Medicare
It's easy to make mistakes when signing up for Medicare. Here's how you can avoid the big ones.
4 Ways Chip Credit Cards Make Life Easier
Chip-and-PIN technology is coming to the U.S., ensuring that your credit and debit cards are safer than ever. Here's what you can expect.
TIPS and I-Bonds
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Foods You Can Grow in the Comfort of Your Home
You don't need a yard to grow produce — heck, you don't even need a patio. From mushrooms to berries, discover foods that are easy to grow indoors.
Kitchen Hacks: I Can Make This in That?
Jam in the freezer? Bread from a Crock-Pot? Oh, yes! Discover all of the tasty treats you can make in unexpected ways.
5 Little Known Amazon Shopping Hacks
Amazon is famous for some great deals, but you might be missing out on these lesser-known, price-saving tricks that can save you even more.
How to Solve These 6 Problems Your Heirs Could Have With Your Estate
If you have a will, you're ahead of most Americans — but don't pat yourself on the back just yet. Your heirs may still encounter some challenges.
6 Things to Never Do When Sharing Finances
Sharing a home, sharing a life… sharing money. Don't make these common money mistakes when splitting finances with your partner.
Healthcare Price Lists: A Short (but Useful) Guide
It's difficult to save money on healthcare if you don't have access to cost information. Arm yourself with one of these easy-to-use price lists.
How My Hoarder Family Saved Christmas
Discover how one family of hoarders transitioned to a no-gift Christmas — and the amazing difference it made.
5 Signs You Probably Need an Accountant
Missed tax deductions, a side income, a house — it's not long before money gets complicated. When should you hire a pro?
Best Money Tips: Ways You're Wasting Money
Today we found some awesome articles on ways you're wasting money, how to control your emotions when shopping, and saving on Christmas shopping.
Getting Rich Slowly: Interview with JD Roth
Get Rich Slowly is one of the most popular personal finance web sites on the internet. JD Roth, the man behind the site, agreed to share some of his fiscal background and financial
A 5-Step Plan to Quitting Your Job
Want to quit your job? If you play your cards right, you can use these steps to turn an awkward situation into a great new career opportunity.
What's the Right Percentage of Cash for Your Portfolio?
Cash can play an important role when it comes to investing, but it can also slow overall portfolio growth. What's stability actually worth?