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Giving a donation in someone's name as a Christmas gift is a great way to make a difference.
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Having your child stay active during the winter months doesn't need to break the bank.
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If you're looking for a gift that can hold its value, and teach your kid about finances, a stock might be the best thing to get.
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Having an emergency fund to fall back on is essential. Don't have one? Don't worry. We give you some tips to start one.
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Are you hosting a New Year's eve party on a budget? We've got some tips that won't break your wallet.
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These gifts will not only impress your friends and family, they are also affordable to make.
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Find out how you can tell if a debt-relief company is ripping you off.
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With rising disposable income levels, the coming year is the best time to get your finances in order. Find out how.
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Don't worry about using the old fashioned, solar-powered calculator to figure out your finances. Use the internet!
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Instead of the same old New Year's resolutions, why not get your finances straight? We tell you five ways to do it.
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Too often we spend money on items that are fun, but ultimately wasteful for the holidays. This year, why not buy gifts that are meaningful.
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Here is a rundown of some popular blogs that discuss easy ways to save money and live frugally.
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Break through the stereotypes and find out how to manage your life to meet your needs.
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We offer three potential New Year's resolutions that may help you to enjoy a financially rewarding year.
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Don't have a lot to spend on Christmas decorations? Don't worry. Here are some ways you can decorate for cheap.
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If your child wants to take up a winter sport, and it's one of these four, be prepared to open your wallet.
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As we hurtle towards Christmas, it's time to start considering how we can keep to our budgets, without compromising the festive season.
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Here is a guide to the people in your life you might consider tipping during the holidays, and how much you should give them.
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Is your family looking to go some place exotic for the holidays this year? We tell you about five inexpensive places to visit.
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The cost of raising a family varies. We break down the expenses involved in having your first child.
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Moving can be very expensive, but if you use these cost-effective moving tips you'll save money.
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These six cheap and nutritious foods are a perfect way to deal with rising grocery prices while staying healthy.
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With the economy still struggling, we look at homeowners, retirees and students to see who will be most affected by debt next year.
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These practical gifts will help save money on energy costs, groceries, home improvement and more.
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We list seven ways you can keep cash in your pocket as a student.
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You can achieve your financial goals if you start early enough. Here are some tips.
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With the help of these smartphone apps, you can save money and find upcoming deals for the holidays.
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As fun as vacations are, planning for them can be stressful. Here are some tips to help you avoid that stress.
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We take a look at 6 top retailers' price adjustment policies, and tell you how to get your money's worth.
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Looking for gift ideas that won't break the bank? We've got seven personal service ideas for you.
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With the holiday season fast approaching, what are some ways you can be a gracious host without breaking the bank?
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Are you planning for spring break? We've got some tips for you that will go a long way towards saving money and being safe.
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While there are many great deals on Black Friday, there are also plenty of purchases that can wait until after the holidays.
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Jewelry, apparel and - surprise! - gift cards lead the way for this shopping season.
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Teaching your children about saving and the value of a dollar is extremely important. Here are some tips to help you prepare your kids financially.
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Groceries can be very expensive, but there are some easy ways, like coupons and purchasing in bulk, you can get a lot for very little.
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Warranties are often considered when purchasing gifts. When should you purchase warranties and for what?
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You might not make it to the top 1% but these 10 small economic changes might get you well on your way.
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There are many unique ways to save money when you go to the bar, including using social media like Facebook, Twitter and Foursquare
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With tablets and e-readers becoming increasingly popular in the U.S., we look at how these products can save you money.
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Thanksgiving can be expensive - especially the food. These tips will help you save money when planning dinner and activities this year.
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Answering this means number-crunching as well as factoring in other considerations and expenses.
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Layaway plans are beginning to make a comeback. We check out the positives and negatives of the system and when should you use it.
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While every retailer is different, there are several factors that affect where you'll get a better deal.
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As food costs rise it can be difficult to stay on budget. Here are some handy tips to spend less at the till.
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Mortgage lenders don't factor the extra costs into your loan amount. Make sure you save for the "little" things.
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You've heard all the tried and true investment tricks, but do they really apply to you? Here are four rules that you may be better off breaking.
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Though expensive, these costumes may be worth your money if you're a fan and willing to make an investment.
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These websites are filled with excellent tips for people looking for help with budgeting.
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Keeping the budget under $1000 we take a look at how you can give your home more curb appeal.