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Your Kitchen: Splurge on This, Save on That
No need to splurge on every kitchen tool worthy of a pro chef. Even seasoned cooks can save by knowing where to economize.
10 Old-School Things That Make Summer SUMMER!
Remember the good ol' days of summer, when frolicking trumped responsibility? Do these 10 frugal, fun things, and you'll feel like a kid again.
Best Money Tips: Avoid These 8 Hidden Travel Costs
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Flashback Friday: The 95 Best Ways to Get Fit for Free
Getting in great shape shouldn't cost you an arm and a leg. Here's how to get fit for zero dollars.
5 Things Your Teen Needs (or Doesn’t Need) in a Bank Account
Whether managing income from gifts, chores, or a part time job, teach your teen about saving and personal finance at the same time you teach them about banking services and fees.
How to Use New Toys to Teach Kids About Money
For savvy parents looking to teach valuable lessons in frugality, opportunities abound — even in the toybox.
Down-To-Earth Financial Advice From A Mountain-Climbing Adviser
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11 Things You Don't Know About Generation "Z"
Gen Z is slowly taking over the world. Here's what you need to know about them.
5 DIY Laundry Detergent Recipes
Clean your clothes without cleaning out your wallet by using these DIY detergents that work great and feature no unpronounceable additives.
Tools to Get Organized, Family Style
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The Needless 9: Insane Luxury Items For You to Laugh At
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10 Shocking Facts About Our World
Did you know that people who pay for fast food using a credit card spend 50% more than those who pay with cash? That, and a whole lot more shocking statistics after the jump.
Multivitamins Aren't as Good as You Think: Eat These Real Foods Instead
There's evidence that multivitamins aren't as useful as once thought. Instead, get your vitamins and minerals the old fashioned way — from these healthy, tasty foods.
IKEA Survival Guide
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Financial Freedom and Using Passion to Budget
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Anyone Can Spend Less for Food
You almost certainly pay more for food than you need to. Discover how you can spend drastically less...and why you shouldn't.
Best Money Tips: The Best Sites for Renting and Buying Textbooks
Today we found some stellar articles on the best sites for renting and buying textbooks, steps to financial prosperity, and things you should know about the U.S. economy.
Best Money Tips: 60+ Valuable Things You Can Get for Free
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Why Your Daily Latte Won't Sink Your Retirement Savings
You've heard it before — your daily latte indulgence is destroying your retirement savings. Except, it's really not.
Stop! Is That Loan Too Big For Your Wallet?
You need to borrow money for a big purchase — how much can you really afford to borrow? Use these financial rules of thumb to find out.