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The Best and Worst Things to Buy in August
Sure, back-to-school specials are everywhere this month. But that’s not the only deal out there as summer winds down. Here’s a list.
20 Big Cities Where Buying a House Beats Renting
Do you live in one of the 5,355 cities where owning a home becomes cheaper than renting one within three years? Maybe it’s time to start shopping.
4 Tips to Insure Your College Student – and Save
Classes start soon, so time for a pop quiz: Is your student properly insured? Here’s a cheat sheet.
Small Businesses Hiring: 4 Tips for Job Seekers
21 percent of small business owners plan to hire in the next few months, says a new survey. By knowing what they’re looking for, you’ll increase your odds of landing a job.
How Our Family Survived 14 Years on One Income
Can a family of three live on one salary these days? Sure – we have been for years.
10 Surprising Jobs That Pay $75,000 a Year
You can make a lot of money in a career that you’d never guess pays so much – from bingo manager to black belt.
Will Millennials Eat All Their Money?
A new survey says young people are more likely to eat out – and are most influenced by coupons.
Save for Retirement or Pay Down Credit Card Debt?
Whenever you find an extra dollar or two, knowing what to do with it can make you richer. So which would you do – add it your retirement account, or pay off the plastic?
3 Reasons to Pay for a Dog Park – and 3 Reasons Not To
Some dog parks charge a membership fee. Are they that much better than the free dog parks? Depends on what you’re looking for…
5 Simple Steps to Growing Your Own Food
You don’t need a green thumb or huge space to start your own garden. I figured out how to grow my own vegetables, and I live in a small apartment in a big city.
Ask an Expert: Best Credit Card After Bankruptcy?
A reader is exiting bankruptcy and looking to re-enter the credit card market. But should she?
50 Big Money Mistakes Household CEOs Make
If Fortune 500 CEOs make mistakes, then so do the rest of us who handle our family’s finances. Here’s a long list of what to avoid.
Weird Olympic Sports of the Past
If you’re confused by Olympic sports like team handball and trampoline, check out these actual sports that are no longer…
A Quick, Free Way to Watch All of the Olympics
Here’s a super-easy, foolproof trick to watch the Olympics online – including what you’ve already missed.
How Oil-Change Coupons Can Cost You Money
That free oil-change coupon can cost you in repairs you don’t need. Here is how you can beat the mechanics at their own game.
Divorce: What It Really Costs
The average U.S. divorce costs $20,000. Here’s what you need to know if you’re considering it.
Ask Stacy: Help! They’re Wrecking My Credit!
“The man representing himself in court has a fool for a client.” This expression also applies to those representing themselves when dealing with collection agencies.
6 Steps to Ditch Your Bank Without Fees and Hassle
You shouldn’t have to break the bank to escape it. Here’s how to save time and money switching to a new one.
Review: Forward Visa From Citi
The Citi Forward card promises great rewards and valuable incentives for paying your bill on time. But are these benefits worth it?
Movie Tickets Too Expensive? Get Them Free
From drinking Coke to changing pharmacies, there are quite a few ways to avoid paying for pricey movie tickets – and to score free popcorn.
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