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Should I pay off my small debts with high interest cards?
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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: Can I recover money I might be owed that was never paid? You can. All it takes is a couple of minutes. » More from Jane
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Steve Doster says: Q&A: Do LGBT investors tend to invest in LGBT-friendly companies? From my experience, the answer is no. » More from The Garrett Network
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Erin Baehr says: Q&A: How do I determine how much allowance to give my kids? Their age can help determine their allowance. » More from NAPFA
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June 3, 2013Baby boomers have been talking a good game for years about working longer and reinventing the last third of life. Now that it's game time, their retirement decisions look somewhat conventional.
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May 31, 2013When approached with the question, “What’s the best $20 you’ve ever spent?” a lot of things came to mind. First, I thought about things that I’ve purchased for $20 bucks: meals, inexpensive clothing, toys, games, etc. But none of those were...
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May 31, 2013About three years ago I was sitting in my bed wiping away tears. I had cried for 30 minutes after spending time with my finances. I wasn’t feeling too positive about my situation — I was out of money, without a job and...
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May 31, 2013The best $20 I ever spent was on an investment that netted me $8,000 last year, and has netted me almost $9,000 this year so far. What could I possibly be referring to?
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May 31, 2013The best $20 I have spent in my life has been on a Midea Oscillating Fan 16" at Target for $19.99 plus tax.
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May 31, 2013The best 20 bucks I’ve ever spent was, without a doubt, getting my car washed and vacuumed out after the Atlanta pollen attack earlier...
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May 31, 2013When I was in high school, we were constantly taking $20 out of the ATM. That amount of money didn’t last very long, but it was always the amount we chose. Those $20 bills went to dinners,...
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May 31, 2013Many will disagree with me but I think $20 is actually a good amount of money in a number of different circumstances. For instance, it can be used to...
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May 31, 2013The best $20 I ever spent was on a book. The book was “Strange Cargo” by Jeffrey E. Barlough, and it cost $14.95 plus tax. It’s a good book, if you like sci-fi/fantasy stuff. It’s got a very interesting setting and good characters and some really...
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May 31, 2013The best $20 I ever spent. That’s a tough one. Since I’m all about thrift stores and Craigslist, a large amount of the stuff we own was less...
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