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Find out what to do when your kid is ready for higher education, but you aren't.
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Even with inflation fears, saving money is still sage advice in a recovering economy.
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Fitness opportunities are available everywhere you turn. So, get out there and break a sweat - without breaking the bank!
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The latest offerings provide more coverage and the ability to pick and choose what types of coverage you'll need.
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After "Cash For Clunkers" your appliances were feeling left out. But no more!
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Follow these five simple steps to keep your spending under control.
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By taking a little time to analyze a supermarket's layout, you can target the most budget-friendly areas and keep more money in your wallet.
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Reducing the amount you spend is the easiest way to make your money grow.
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Using cost-benefit analysis can leave you with a lot more money in your wallet without a decline in your standard of living.
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Staying employed a little longer may allow for a more comfortable retirement.
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Here are five tips for getting the Hollywood glam, without the hefty price tag.
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Bad spending habits are not always obvious. What could you be doing to ensure that your money's going where it should?
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Fill your stomach without emptying your wallet.
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Small changes to spending and saving habits can reap major rewards - with limited sacrifice.
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The cost of cable keeps climbing, but that doesn't mean you have to pay more satisfy your TV cravings.
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Just being able to make your credit card payment doesn't cut it. Find out what does.
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Here are three easy steps to get your finances in order for 2010.
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Check out the particulars of an SWP to see if it's the right choice for your retirement.
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If you are in the mood to set financial goals, now is the time to put that feeling to good use.
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Getting richer is easier if you take it one step at a time.
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Winter heating bills can leave your finances in the cold. These tips will help warm things up.
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Quotes on money, markets and the economy in 2009.
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Fixed annuities are a safe bet for any investor - even in today's volatile market.
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Before buying your turkey and trimmings, plan and budget to keep costs under control.
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Retirement can be pricey but there are ways to boost your savings and minimize your costs.
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It's never too late to start saving for retirement, but there is a "better" time to get it rolling.
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BUDGET YOUR MONEY! Financial experts and money advisors have been shouting this mantra from the mountaintops for countless years. Find out why it still matters.
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Becoming a millionaire is not as hard as you might think - it just takes time.
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You don't need an MBA to learn how to save money and invest in your future.
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By now, you're probably sick of hearing the b word. Too bad. This is just of those financial lessons that cannot be preached enough.
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With a few simple updates, you could be saving on your annual water expenses.
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Think of yourself as your own little company. To make it run smoothly, you need to take a look at your books.
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Spending investment interest in retirement can be a viable strategy, but it won't work for everyone.
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Added features can make a variable annuity suitable for certain investors. Find out if it could work for you.
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Reducing the amount you spend is the easiest way to make your money grow.
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The future may seem far off, but now is the time to plan for it.
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Find out how to reach your long-term goals without becoming a tightwad.
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You may feel there's no question that your complex beauty regimen is paying off ... but at what cost?
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Fixed, variable and indexed annuities offer different features. Find out which one fits your needs.
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Money market funds may be all that stands between you and increasing your wealth.
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If you are looking for a retirement play with a guaranteed structure payout, lifetime income annuities could be the answer.
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The recession won't last forever, but in the meantime take advantage of these lazy ways to stay on track financially, and develop some pretty good money management habits for the future!
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Use this vehicle to make sure your payout lasts as long as you do.
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Variable annuities can cost more than mutual funds, but that might be worth the protection they can add to your retirement.
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Keep saving when mortgages, marriages and debt demand your attention.