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  1. Money Saving Tips For College Students

    Renting texbooks and getting a job are just two of the many ways you can start reducing your post-graduation debt.
  2. 5 Tips To Cut Wedding Costs

    Here are some tips to help you plan your wedding for a reasonable price.
  3. 3 Sustainable Federal Government Investments

    With the Obama Administration focusing on long term and sustainable investments, this article looks at 3 of the best in terms of financial and social returns.
  4. Why Spring Break And Sports Cars Aren't Worth It

    Here's a list of reasons why you would be better off buckling down now rather than struggling later in life.
  5. 5 Ways To Start Saving Today

    If you have no idea how to start saving your money, we list a few easy ways to start today.
  6. How To Save For A Wedding

    Most couples spend over $25,000 on a wedding. Here are some ideas for setting aside and saving money for the big day.
  7. Best Shopping Deals For February

    If you have that shopping itch, we tell you what deals are offered this month.
  8. Wheels Of A Future Fortune

    Buy a quality car without driving your expenses through the roof.
  9. 5 Expenses Keeping You From Retiring

    Poor planning and the cost of raising children are just some of the expenses that could delay your retirement.
  10. 6 Easy And Cheap Steps To Winterize Your Car

    Here's a guide to help you get your vehicle ready for the winter without spending too much.
  11. 6 Valentine's Gifts That Won't Break The Bank

    Here are some incredibly affordable Valentine's gifts for people on an extreme budget.
  12. Hidden Cost Of Weddings

    Gratuities and state taxes are just some of the hidden costs that could spoil the budget of your special day.
  13. Best Stores For Valentine's Deals

    These stores have some great Valentine's Day deals to take advantage of this year.
  14. The Best Valentine's Day Gifts For Women

    These are some of the most popular sellers when it comes to Valentine's Day gifts for women.
  15. Affordable Ways To Celebrate Presidents Day

    Here are some fun things to do on the holiday that won't cost much.
  16. Big Box Stores Vs. Small Retailers

    We list five factors for you to consider when choosing between a big-box or smaller retailer.
  17. Avoid These Valentine's Don'ts

    Valentine's Day can be very expensive. Here are ways many people rack up debt.
  18. 7 Affordable Ways To Spend Spring Break

    Taking a road trip or staying with family when traveling are just some ways to affordably enjoy your spring break.
  19. 5 Costly First Year Baby Expenses

    Raising a child is expensive, and it requires a lot of planning. Here are some unexpected ways your money is going to be used when you have a baby.
  20. How To Spend Valentine's Day On A Budget

    Valentine's Day costs can add up very quickly. Here are some ways to cut back without being too stingy.
  21. Saving Vs. Paying Off Debt

    If you can't decide whether to build your rainy day fund or pay off debt, we weigh the options for you.
  22. The Impact Of Your Starting Age On Social Security

    Retiring at 62 sounds nice, but it could affect the amount of social security you receive.
  23. (Slideshow) 5 Not-So-Traditional Budgeting Tips

    You may not have heard of these easy, money-saving tips.
  24. Anytime Is The Right Time To Start Saving For Retirement

    If you're looking to start building your nest egg but don't know how to do it, read on. We give you a few easy tips on how to save.
  25. Creating A Home-Gym On A Budget

    Here are some useful tips to help you set up a home gym for an affordable price.
  26. 3 Tips For Using Payday Loans

    With payday loans now operating across 41 states, we tell you how to use them wisely and responsibly.
  27. Managing Post-Move Budget Adjustments

    You often have to re-evaluate your budget after you move. Here are some tips to help you out.
  28. Why Rock And Roll Is Slumping In The U.S.

    Rock music is not as popular in North America as it is in Europe. Ticket sales for concerts are slumping and bands are canceling tours.
  29. 5 States Where You Can Stretch Your Dollar The Furthest

    If you're thinking of moving to save a few dollars here and there, we've got a list of states for you to consider.
  30. The Best Times To Take A Vacation

    Money shouldn't be the only factor when planning your next trip. Here are other factors to use when determining the best time to travel.
  31. Why Europe Has The Cheapest Airfare

    Airline deregulation, more airport choices and number of flights all affect how much flights cost.
  32. What You Need To Do Before Applying To College

    Before you make the leap into post-secondary, remember these important factors and handle them accordingly.
  33. The Increasing Costs Of College

    College tuition is getting more expensive, textbooks are increasing in price and for-profit schools are popping up.
  34. Why You Should Wait To Buy These Tech Products

    These products are seeing fast price decreases, and soon you will able to purchase them for next to nothing.
  35. Additional Healthcare Coverage Needs For An Aging Population

    As our population ages and healthcare costs increase, retirees need to ensure that their medical coverage is complete.
  36. Best Places And Sites For Online Travel Deals

    These sites and tips will help you figure out what kind of vacation you want and how to ensure you're getting the best price.
  37. How Much Is A Homemaker Worth?

    If a stay-at-home mom or dad took their skills to the marketplace, they could make much more than the average American. Find out how much.
  38. 2011: The Year Of Fees

    The recession didn't stop major banks and airlines from trying to impose extra fees on Americans.
  39. The Economics Of Discount Airlines

    Ever wonder what the fees are behind airfare prices? It's more complex than you think.
  40. 5 Tips For Starting A Business

    From knowing your competition to setting reasonable goals, there are many useful tips to keep in mind when starting a small business.
  41. Are LED Lightbulbs Worth The High Cost?

    Congress voted to put the new light bulb legislation on hold, but should that give you reason to put off ditching the incandescents?
  42. Adjusting Your Life Insurance Policy After A Move

    Your life insurance policy needs to be updated numerous times during your life. After you move is one such time.
  43. Pros And Cons Of Purchasing A Vacation Home

    Many homeowners and investors dream of owning vacation property. Here are some tips to make it happen.
  44. Are You Really Getting A Great Deal On Flash Sale Sites?

    The deals aren't as good as you think, and the fast-paced business models often make you pay more. Here's how to not fall victim.
  45. Innovative Ways To Get Your Finances In Order In 2012

    Here are five smart ways that you can clean up your finances in 2012.
  46. 5 Money-Saving Ways To Lose Weight In 2012

    Is your New Year's resolution to lose weight? We list some tips on how to do it on a budget.
  47. Personal Finance Resolutions You Need

    Follow these useful tips to improve your financial health in the New Year.
  48. 5 Ways To Stretch Your Dollar With What's In The Fridge

    Groceries can be very expensive. Here are some easy and helpful ways to reduce spending in this area.
  49. End Of The Year IRA Options

    What are some improvements you can make to your IRA account for 2012 to make it more profitable?
  50. 5 Ways To Cut Your New Year's Eve Party Alcohol Costs

    It's about time to ring in the new year. Here are some great tips to help you cut booze costs on New Year's Eve.
Save Money
  1. Restaurant Segments Going Under

    Diners are as American as apple pie, yet their popularity is waning with today's consumers.
  2. Barclays To Cut 3,700 Jobs

    Find out why Barclays is cutting about 3% of its workforce and what this means for the company.
  3. Are Headhunters Worth It?

    Some recruiters and recruiting firms use more methods to source suitable candidates than others do.
  4. Is Relying On Home Equity For Retirement A Good Idea?

    Of Americans aged 50 to 70, 47% have reported that they are relying on home equity to fund their retirements.
  5. Should Married Taxpayers File Together?

    The earned income credit is one tax incentive married couples filing a joint tax return can take advantage of. Is it a good idea?
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