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Is my spouse responsible for my debts?
is a will considered legal if it's typed in the computer?
6 steps to a great financial plan
Get out of debt: Peer-to-peer consolidation loans
What are some ways I can cut my budget significantly?
Three smart strategies to improve your credit scores
Should I pay off my small debts with high interest cards?
Q&A: Are there tax benefits to using savings bonds to pay for education?
When should i consider changing jobs?
Q&A: How can I increase my scholarship potential?
Creative College Financing
freemium vs premium tools
solo 401k for self-employed
credit unions banking on bills to lift small biz lending
Is it worth it: Home security system
what costs should i consider when buying a home?
Should I take note back to sell my house?
Is it worth it: 2013 Honda Fit electric car
5 tips for saving gas money
When to lower your collision and comprehensive insurance
Holiday Budgets in August
Six great reasons to donate to charity
Save money with coupons
Weighing the cost of Extracurricular Activities
Q&A: How are interest rates determined on a 401(k) loan?
Is a variable annuity right for me?
What The Experts Are Saying
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Jane Bryant Quinn says: Q&A: What will your kid’s college really cost? Just know that all financial aid isn't created equal. » More from Jane
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Mechel Glass says: Q&A: How can I stay motivated to spend less and save more? Try using fun competition to meet your financial goals. » More from Mechel
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Brent Lince says: Q&A: What is holistic financial planning? Independent financial decisions do not exist. » More from The Garrett Network
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Erin Baehr says: Q&A: How can I afford to stay home with my baby? Planning is a vital step when altering your budget. » More from NAPFA
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May 22, 2013Pension funds - those old guaranteed-benefit retirement plans your grandma might have told you about - outperform those in 401(k) plans year after year, according to new research from consulting company Towers Watson.
In 2011, the last year...
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May 22, 2013Your wedding day is supposed to be the happiest day of your life, but planning for it can be a giant headache, especially when the bills start pouring in. Fear not, soon-to-be-newlyweds.
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May 22, 2013When I was in college, I learned quickly how easily it was to buy the things I wanted thanks, in part to credit cards. I was a 20-year-old with very little income and a lot of wants.
I wanted to eat outside of the cafeteria. I certainly...
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May 22, 2013I have a confession to make.
I am a deep-south girl, which among other things, means I did a lot of pageants growing up.
Honestly, it’s nothing like you see on TV. “Toddlers & Tiaras” really gives the whole pageant system a bad...
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May 22, 2013One of the main reasons we started Dimespring was to give you smart, practical advice for managing your everyday finances — and to try to entertain you along the way. While we're all for the written word, we know that sometimes the best way to...
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May 22, 2013There are signs that America’s credit crunch is easing. Auto sales have been growing for several months. Mortgage interest rates have been at rock bottom for so long that many homeowners with good credit have...
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May 22, 2013Vacations are all about escaping from real life, and what greater escape than visiting the real-life homes of your favorite childhood Disney characters? Be a guest in Belle's provincial abode, paint with the colors of Pocahontas' wind, and dance...
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May 22, 2013Clipping coupons one of the most traditional ways to save money. It’s even worked its way into American culture, with reality television shows, books and blogs devoted to shedding light on die-hard couponing.
As much as America loves to...
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May 22, 2013Can money buy happiness? Apparently not. The Happy Planet Index scores countries “happiness” based on life expectancy, experienced well-being and ecological footprint, so we took those rankings and compared them with GDP PPP per capita, a close...
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May 22, 2013NEW YORK (MainStreet) — Decision-makers at U.S. companies are big on education, enthusiasm, experience and personality when it comes to hiring after...
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