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Treasure Hunt: Tips to Finding Unclaimed Cash
Whether you know it or not, someone out there might owe you money. Fortunately, finding it is as simple as typing your name into a web site (and completely free).
Use Your Spring Break to Volunteer
For some spring breakers, the vacation is about soaking up the sun by day and going wild by night. But, what if you want to do a little more with your time away from class?
12 Tips for a Cheaper Spring Break
It’s that time of year when college students from all over the country take time off from their academic studies to enjoy a little hard earned fun. But if you’re one of them, or know someone who is, these tips can make for a less expensive spring break.
Credit Card Usage Continues to Decline
According to the Federal Reserve, consumer borrowing rose to $2.456 trillion in January. But what’s surprising is that this increase occurred despite another drop in credit card loans.
Buying or Selling a Timeshare? Read This First
If you’ve ever thought about buying a timeshare, read this article first. Because getting out of these things is a whole lot harder than getting into them.
7 Tips to Trim Your Tech Spending
Seven tips guaranteed to reduce the amount of money you (or a loved one) spend on gadgets.
What to Know Before You Invest in Stocks
If you’re tired of earning 1% or less on your savings, maybe you’re considering stocks. But there’s an obvious problem: risk. Here’s some advice that might help you sleep a little better at night and make a little more by day.
Tips From Top Mommy Savers
Some of the most frugal moms on the web share their most unorthodox ideas to keep a little more cash in your pocket.
26 Tips to Save on Entertainment
Saving on entertainment doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice fun. Find out how you can get the most from your down-time with these tips to save.
You CAN Entertain – Dinner Party For Dollars!
If you need to tighten the purse strings and think entertaining on a tight budget is out, think again. Here is our solution for keeping the party going.
How To Formulate An Effective Personal Financial Plan
Here’s how to create an effective personal financial plan: know your net worth and cash flow situation, get enough insurance, build an emergency fund and set goals.
New Credit Card Statements Could Help Consumers Decrease Debt
The new credit cards statements can help you pay off your credit card debt faster by showing you how long it will take and how much extra interest you’ll pay if you only send in the minimum.
Abused by a Debt Collector? Get a Free Lawyer
Just because you owe money, doesn’t mean debt collectors can treat you like a doormat. If they are, you might be able to turn the tables with a free lawyer.
5 Golden Rules For Hosting A “Luxe” Oscar® Night For Less!
Host a sensational Academy Awards party for less than you might think with these 5 golden rules from some true party experts.
4 Tips to Escape from Debt Prison
The most popular ways people deal with their debts and how to figure out which will work best for you.
5 Tips for Paperless Finances
Going digital by scanning the papers you need to keep and tossing the ones you don’t will help clean out your filing cabinet and stay better organized in the future.
Swapping Favors in a Time Bank
Earning “time dollars”, and keeping them in a time bank, just might change the way you think about doing favors for friends.
Deadline for Haiti 2009 Deduction Ends Sunday
If you haven’t made a contribution to help Haiti, you might want to think about it within the next day or so. Especially if you could use a break on your 2009 taxes.
16 Tips to Save on Home Remodeling
The best way to save on housing is not to buy or rent more house than you need. The best way to fix up the home you have is to use some simple tips that can save from 20% to 50% on remodeling costs.
Before The Credit CARD Act, A Pound of Flesh
No, it wasn’t your imagination. Your bank probably did raise rates and fees prior to submitting to the consumer protections enacted by the new law that went into force on February 22, 2010. And when you see the details, your blood will boil. Especially in light of the fact that taxpayers bailed out some of the same institutions now sticking it their customers.
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