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3 Steps to Cut Your Cable Bill 90 Percent
The power to watch hundreds of channels is in your hand – but what about the price tag? News flash: You don’t have to pay for cable TV anymore. Technology has provided other cheap, easy options to get your favorite shows.
The Secret to Business Success? Two Hours a Month
The best way to get ahead isn’t to forge ahead on your own. It’s joining a group of like-minded people.
6 Ways to Save on Cigarettes
Still smoking? So are about 45 million other Americans. While you should really quit, if you are going to keep lighting up, at least make sure your money doesn’t go up in smoke.
Ask Stacy: Are These Buyers Trying to Rip Me Off?
This question involves a reader who’s selling their house – or trying to – to a buyer who wants to tie it up with a 60-day inspection period. Is this a scam?
The Best Site to Sell Your Old iPhone or Other Gadgets
With a new iPhone coming out — and my early adopter syndrome flaring up — I compared sites that will buy your old gadgets, without the hassle of selling on eBay, to see who consistently offers the most money.
Why You Should Say No to These Rental Car Sales Pitches
Renting a car is simple and cheap. But those counter employees sure make it tough to decline the up-sells and upgrades. Here’s why you should.
Fly or Drive? 9 Factors to Consider
Fall is a popular time to travel, but the best way to go may surprise you. For a family, even a trip of several hundred miles might be cheaper to drive, while a solo traveler may be better off flying. But price isn’t the only factor to consider.
Secrets to Success: The Power of Positivity
We’ve all done it – set a goal, then failed to reach it. If it’s important, why don’t we follow through? One reason might be our attitude. In this post, I ask you to ponder the power of positivity.
The Big Secret to Finding Little-Known College Scholarships
Most high-school seniors and college students know how to search the big scholarship databases. But there’s another level of scholarships you can easily win – because very few know about them.
Bank of America to Add $5 Monthly Debit Card Fee
New banking regulations mean big changes for debit card users – starting today.
Can’t Afford Health Insurance? Here’s What to Do
If you’re one of the 50 million Americans without health insurance, you may think your only healthcare option is the emergency room. Not true. If you’re going without insurance, or know someone who is, this post is just what the doctor ordered.
4 Ways Generation Y Can Overcome the Recession
Generation Y is freaking out over finances, according to new research. That’s a good thing: Their concern might motivate them to start planning.
Reduced Interchange Fee Goes Into Effect Tomorrow
This Saturday, merchants will be paying less for processing debit cards. Will consumers get the price break promised by retailers?
Beware the Four Horsemen of Personal Finance
It’s time for another sermon, but this one isn’t fire and brimstone – it’s cash and carry.
The Top 10 Companies to Work For – According to People Who Probably Want to Quit
A lot of people are out of work, but some of the people with jobs have a lot of complaints. Take a look at what one website says are the most satisfying companies to work for, and compare it to what the employees say.
Freecycle: Is Free Stuff Worth the Fuss?
Freecycling can be a great way to cash in on all kinds of free stuff, but even freebies have their downsides. Here are the pros and cons of freecycling plus everything you need to know to get started.
An Italian Vacation That’s Different and Cheaper
Sure, you can see the Roman ruins in Italy, but that can ruin your budget. So what about a trip to the northern half of the country? Fighting fewer crowds means spending less cash.
Are You Training Yourself to Fail?
Want to be more productive? Here’s how to make it habit-forming.
Jobs for the Holidays – and 7 Tips to Get Hired
Experts are predicting more temp jobs this holiday season than in years past. Here’s how to land one of them.
Are You Paying Too Much for Vitamins?
When it comes to multivitamins, there’s almost no relationship between quality and price. If you’re spending more than a few dollars a month, you’re paying too much.
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