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Money Saving Tips. Maximize Savings on Everyday Items!

Frugal living is more than a lifestyle. It's a passion. Call Me Crazy! I love It!Why, who wouldn't love getting paid to buy products that they use everyday?Here's how I do it.I purchase an item that has a rebate offer (either a store or manufacturer rebate) while it is on... Read More

Top 10+ Ways to Jumpstart your New Year?s Finances!

Of course, these don't have to be done in any particular order! Just pick one or two that particularly apply to your situation. * Create your 2005 filing system. This might include new file folders, a new box to hold them or space in a filing cabinet with easy access.... Read More

Budgeting your Savings - Did You Let Your Piggy Bank Get Away?

I think most of us have at some point in our lives. Some how we forget to feed the little piggy. And, like most neglected "pets", your piggy bank will disappear if you don't feed it. A personal budget is important to create financial independence and setting goals for feeding... Read More

Budget Planning - Its Elementary My Dear Watson

Does it feel like you have to be Sherlock Holmes to solve the mystery behind balancing your personal budget? Are you living a mysterious thriller where your realization of "financial independence and security" is a vicious repeating cycle of debt? Don't be afraid?...Somehow you've ended up lost in the "plastic... Read More

Save Money on your Clothing Budget. Tame the Closet Monster!

Reducing the clothing budget was a serious challenge for me. Two pre-teen girls and a teenage girl certainly didn't make life any easier. My son wasn't much of a challenge. Thank goodness, he's not "fashion conscious".The girls on the other hand were greatly disappointed in the new methods of clothing... Read More

More Money? My Cup Runneth Over...But Im Still Thirsty

Most of us, especially those of us who have debtor's disease (if you have it you know what it is!), have commented or at least thought, "If I could just win the lottery, or sweepstakes, everything would be better." Unfortunately, even if that big dream did come true things probably... Read More

How to Draw a Personal Budget that Works

Many people spend their little income haphazardly without any planning and end up getting broke before month-end. They then borrow to make ends meet and end up with more problems that they fail to repay their debts promptly.However, this is not a prudent way of managing your personal financial affairs.... Read More

5 Ways to Absolutely Destroy Your Finances!

Ben Stein has a book called How to Ruin Your Finances. To be honest, I'm not sure an entire book is needed on the subject-there are some fairly quick and easy ways to accomplish the task. (Before continuing, let me be clear that I do not actually recommend such activities-This... Read More

A Fresh Start for Family Finances in 2005

While 40% to 50% of us make New Year's resolutions on January 1-a ritual that has existed since ancient times-approximately 60% to 80% of us have already broken them by the end of February, according to researchers.It's still not too late, however, to reset the trajectory on your family's finances,... Read More

Money Matters: Strengthen Your Marriage by Putting Finances in Order

Did you know that 43% of all married couples argue over money issues, making it the major reason couples fight? If you and your spouse handle money differently, now is the time to talk, establish expectations, and draw up a financial plan.Money is a very big part of a marriage.... Read More

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The Seattle Times
Should personal-finance management be taught in school? Readers sound off.
The Seattle Times
... why some sort of personal-finance course wasn't already required. I shared some of these concerns in our weekly Education Lab newsletter and posed that question to our readers: Should personal-financial management be incorporated into schools?

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Daily Journal Online
Business opportunity in Saudi Arabia in doubt
Daily Journal Online
As the number one oil exporter, Saudi Arabia has earmarked $1.4 trillion for domestic infrastructure spending. But with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman facing global scrutiny, the risk is starting to outweigh the reward. CNN's John Defterios reports.

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Saudi Aramco CEO on Khashoggi's death
Daily Journal Online
Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser speaks with CNN's John Defterios at the Future Investment Initiative. Dozens of business leaders from around the world pulled out of the conference following the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

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Helena Independent Record
3 Smart Social Security Moves
Helena Independent Record
The average Social Security retirement check was recently $1,417, and the maximum check topped out at $3,698. That's a big difference, and if you'd like your own Social Security benefits to be closer to the latter than the former, read on -- because ...

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Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier
This simple step can double food's shelf life
Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier
Around the world about a third of all food spoils before it's eaten. Apeel Sciences has developed a plant-based spray that can dramatically increase the shelf life of fruit and vegetables. Tags. Wire · Cnn · Facebook · Twitter · Email; Print; Save ...

STLtoday.com
Video: The odds of winning the $1.6B jackpot
STLtoday.com
Personal Finance. Video: The odds of winning the $1.6B jackpot. 17 min ago; (0) · Facebook · Twitter · Email; Print; Save. Just Watched. replay. CNN's Christine Romans tells you your chances of winning the $1.6 billion jackpot, which is less than your ...

Helena Independent Record
Why I (Almost) Never Play the Lottery
Helena Independent Record
"Studies found that instead of getting people out of financial trouble, winning the lottery got people into more trouble, since bankruptcy rates soared for lottery winners three to five years after winning," wrote economist Jay L. Zagorsky for U.S ...

The Mercury
PERSONAL FINANCE: Can the markets and economy maintain momentum?
The Mercury
The current bull market, which is nine years in the making, ranks as the longest of all time. This persistent upward trend has eclipsed the market climb that spanned most of the 1990s. And, stocks are showing few signs of letting up. Synchronously, the ...

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Capital.com
A millennial guide to personal finance
Capital.com
However, spare cash isn't all that easy to find if you graduated during the 2008 financial crisis, find yourself racked with student debt and face a steep climb to the first rung of the property ladder. Millennials may have faced some obstacles ...

Madison.com
CNN Business Before the Bell
Madison.com
CNN's Christine Romans has the day's top business headlines before the opening bell on Wall Street on Tuesday, October 23. Tags. Wire · Cnn · Facebook · Twitter · Email; Print; Save. View comments. Thanks for reading. Subscribe or log in to continue.

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