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If AMC's popular series "Breaking Bad" had come along a few years earlier, maybe Pontiac's Aztek wouldn't have gone down as one of the worst-selling vehicles of all time.
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There are dozens of financial literacy programs in the United States right now, but none of them seems to be effective. Why is that?
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Despite the recessions, citizens continue to take financial risks and spend outside of their means without fully appreciating the potential consequences for both themselves and the wider economy.
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If the current level of economic growth is to be maintained and improved upon, citizens must play their part by practicing responsible spending and borrowing.
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Find out the types of back-to-school purchases that are exempt from sales tax for each state that is holding a tax holiday.
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Sometimes beginning investors forget the trick to success when it comes to investing money: you need to match your future financial goals to the right kind of investment.
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These sure-fire budgeting tips will boost your savings quickly. The only trick is setting aside your excuses are getting started!
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Use these three tips to help put your financial situation into perspective. It turns out, organizing your finances isn't nearly as hard as you thought.
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These simple tips will help you save money this summer, so you can spend it on more exciting things than electricity.
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We calculated Dad's value based on typical household tasks.
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None of these decisions should be considered as being purely financial, but there are severe consequences to ignoring the financial side all together.
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Here's a list of the best-selling cars of all time.
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If an at-home mom was getting paid for all of the work she does, how much would she get?
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Learning about money may seem intimidating, but it's not as hard as it looks.
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Spring cleaning is a well-established tradition, but you can also make money by selling your unwanted goods.
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The final guide in the Financial Literacy series focuses on helping teens prepare for adulthood and all the financial challenges involved.
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There is a widening range of online tools that have been designed to help citizens save their hard-earned money.
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In this tutorial we introduce key financial concepts that are appropriate for young children, including tips for getting kids to think about and understand the topics.
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This year, find out how to stretch your tax refund further to strengthen your future.
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Teaching your daughter about money may be a gift you can give that can last for a lifetime.
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Blood, sweat and tears should belong in the gym, but your money deserves some training time too.
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Don't let these excuses prevent you from reaching your financial goals.
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This is a step-by-step approach to determining, achieving and maintaining optimal asset allocation.
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Diners are as American as apple pie, yet their popularity is waning with today's consumers.
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People who are planning poorly for retirement are simply deciding to work longer - often out of neccessity. Is this a smart idea?
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Consider these unique and affordable gift ideas for the special ladies on your list.
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With the skyrocketing demand of anything Apple, many have profited off the demand by selling Apple merchandise on the auction block.
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It's always a good idea to keep some money set aside in a liquid form, but it's a double-edged sword, because the more liquid your money, the less it's earning. If you never have an emergency, then you can miss out on the chance for substantial earnings by keeping that money in a simple savings account.
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These inexpensive products make good gifts for the man in your life.
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Clichés are clichés for a reason. Sometimes the most clichéd gift can actually be an ideal one.
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Cards, candy and flowers are all wasteful gifts. You'd be better off spending your money more wisely.
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With another recession looming large in the United States, here's how the thrift industry offers hope for the future.
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Learn more about the difference between investment and spending, and why it is an important distinction to make.
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Find out which myths are still entrenched in our collective consciousness.
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With all the money that is spent on cars, you want to make sure that the vehicle you purchase is backed up by a solid manufacturer warranty.
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Chained CPI is one of many ways to approximate the impact of rising or falling prices to consumers' pocketbooks.
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Both online tax software and tax professionals have their own set of advantages, but which one is actually better for your bottom line?
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If the iTV is real, it could revolutionize the industry, as Apple has already done with the iPod, iPhone and iPad.
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If you have a savings account or certificate of deposit (CD), you’re probably not making much more than 1% each year from interest.
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If Apple is planning an actual TV, it will have to shake up the industry, as previous Apple products have done.
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How should aspiring investors best allocate funds for investing, and how much money should you have before you begin?
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To repay debt or invest, that is the question. These two important financial goals battle head-to-head to determine which is really more important.
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Planning a family in one of these 5 states? You may be surprised to learn that they're the most expensive states to raise a child.
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If there any truth to the rumors of an upcoming Apple iWatch, how would it impact Apple's other products and the evolution of technology?
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This is a great time to examine your anticipated expenditures and assess how your spending impacts your financial situation.
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Here's a cost comparison of exactly how much you can save if you use a motorcycle as your main mode of transportation over a car.
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With more than 90% of consumers dining out on a regular basis, these methods can help to stretch your dollar further.
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All fast food companies claim to offer the best prices as they compete for your hard-earned dollars, but which truly has the best value?
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With coffee playing an important role in social norms, this article looks at the most and least affordable cups of coffee available.
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Here's a look at how much a typical New Year's party could cost in the U.S., and the cost of spending New Year's in certain cities.