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Everyone knows dining out is rarely frugal, but some dishes take the cake. If you value value, choose something else from the menu.
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The convenience of paying with plastic can sometimes lead to trouble. Here's what to do if you've maxed out your credit cards.
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The sinking dollar, as viewed from overseas
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How Credit Card Companies Prey on Your Basic Needs
Maslow's hierarchy of needs helps explain why humans react the way they do. And for credit card companies, it helps explain how to get more of your money.
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Outsourcing Your Life, and Creating New Businesses
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What your house is really worth
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My 2016 Budget Challenge: Am I Ruining My Career?
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What Makes a Company an Attractive Investment?
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The Gen X Last-Minute-Get-Creative Xmas Present Alternative
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Fun and Frugal Ways to Enjoy Montreal
Montreal is a gorgeous city with plenty of history, outdoor activities, and culture. The best part? It can also be an incredibly affordable place to visit.
7 Ways to Help Your Parents Save Money
Help your parents enjoy their golden years without spending a fortune yourself.
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10 Ways to Get More Wear Out of Your Clothing
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Remember Where You Parked Your Car and More: 35 Practical Uses of a Digital Camera
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Disneyland on the (Sort of) Cheap
If you're considering a trip to Disneyland, these tips just might help you save your wallet.