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7 Cheap Ways to Relieve Stress
There’s a lot to get worked up about in our daily lives, and some people wind down in expensive ways, like wining and dining. But cooling off doesn’t mean you have to stress out your budget.
How to Trade a Paper Clip for a House
In less than a year, one man took a 1-cent paper clip and turned it into a house worth tens of thousands of dollars. Here’s how.
Tax Hacks 2012: 6 Scams to Avoid
Continuing our series on tax hacks, we turn to some “tricks” you probably want to avoid – the kind offered by scam artists and the kind that you might be tempted to try yourself.
3 Tips for Negotiating a Higher Salary
Companies are hiring, and willing to offer more money for the right candidates. But you’ll have to convince them you’re worth more, and there are right and wrong ways to do it.
4 Money-Saving Mobile Apps
Mobile apps can cost you a few bucks each, but here are some that can actually save you money.
11 Small Ways to Waste Your Security Deposit
We all know that big damages take a big hit out of your security deposit, but little damages add up too. Look out for these things when you’re moving out.
15 Tips to Prevent Appliance Fires
Data from the federal government shows there are more than 8,000 appliance fires a year, and a new study from Consumer Reports shows that half are caused by human mistakes. Here’s how to keep your home safe without spending much money or time.
Why Scavenging Isn’t Gross to Me
Some folks think it’s gross to pick up lost or “free” items off the street. I think it’s good for the environment and even better for my bottom line.
Tax Hacks 2012: 4 Places for Free Help
Does $100 billion sound like a lot for taxes? It’s not what Americans owe every year – it’s just what we pay to get our returns filed. But 70 percent of Americans shouldn’t be paying anything.
3 Top Luxury Hotels – and Their Oddest Amenities
Luxury hotels have figured out how to get people to pay more for one night than most of us pay in monthly rent. We peek under the covers to find out how they do it.
Tax Hacks 2012 – Home Office Deductions
Many eligible taxpayers avoid this part of taxes because they’ve heard it’s complicated and likely to trigger an audit. But if you’re eligible, take it. There are lots of rules, but here’s the plain-English translation.
Super Bowl Weekend: Funny Numbers
Even if you hate football, the big game has something for everyone. For example, the color of Madonna’s hair when she starts her halftime show: Yes, there’s a bet for that.
How to Find Traditional Valentine’s Gifts at Untraditional Prices
A recent survey found that most women want jewelry, flowers, or chocolate this Valentine’s Day – but popular gifts can be tough to find on sale. So here are our deal diva’s secrets for spoiling your Valentine the traditional way without spoiling your budget.
19 Uses for Baking Soda, Dryer Sheets, and Beer
Why buy a new kitchen cleaner or hair conditioner if you already own something that will do the job? Common household items like vinegar, salt, and baking soda have a ton of uses around the house. Here are 19 ideas to get you started.
5 Stupid Little Ways I Wasted $35.94 This Week
It’s not just the big things you buy that cost you money. You could be wasting money every day on the little things – I sometimes do. Here’s how I wasted money this week without realizing it.
Should You Break Up With Your Credit Card?
Breaking up is hard to do, but dumping your credit card could cost you more than just a few tears – it could lower your credit score.
8 Sexy Tips for Valentine’s Day Savings
There’s nothing sexier than a mate with money. And you’ll have more of it by using these simple tips to get maximum romance with minimum cash.
3 Cool Current Credit Card Perks
Got a Visa? You can get 20 percent off your next flight. Plus, two other ways to get some free money with your American Express card.
Is It OK to Walk Away From Your Mortgage?
It’s a tragedy when homeowners are so broke they desert their mortgages. But is it an outrage, or genius, when homeowners who can afford to pay STILL walk away?
Should You Invest in Facebook?
Rumor is running rampant that Facebook is about to file for a public offering of stock. Should small investors give the IPO the thumbs up?
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