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Moms are always looking for ways to save money and I’ll freely admit that it’s become somewhat of an obsession of mine. I’ve cancelled my cable contract, switched to a cheaper cell phone plan and even   Read More (Personal Finance)
 
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Consider renting your house. As demand rises, the rental property rates rise higher with it. If you’re planning to rent your home, here are things to consider.   Read More (Real Estate)
 
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Leasing a car means paying the actual owner of the car a reimbursement fee so they don’t pay for the amount of value their car is losing while you’re using it.   Read More (Business and Economy)
 
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Taxpayers have the option of taking the standard deduction on their federal income tax return, or itemizing your tax return. The decision to itemize or not depends on which filing method will result in the lowest tax liability for the taxpayer.   Read More (Personal Finance)
 
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Here’s three reasons, investors need to pay more attention to the fees they are paying on their investment portfolios:   Read More (Personal Finance)
 
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Kim Kardashian is under the media limelight again, only this time it has nothing to do with her pedantic reality shows or sex tapes but rather her divorce from   Read More (Personal Finance)
 
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One of the ways that you can prepare for the future, and build your wealth, is to invest in dividend stocks. Not only do dividend stocks provide you with the chance to enjoy capital appreciation, but you can also receive regular dividend income.   Read More (Investing and Retirement)
 
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Looking for just the right gift at just the right price? There are a number of frugal gift options that can really make your loved ones’ Christmas.   Read More (Personal Finance)
 
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When you give money to a charity, the assumption is that you are helping a cause — and most of your donations to charities will benefit those who need it most.   Read More (Personal Finance)
 
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Until now, we have generally followed the “only buy used” rule in our marriage. All of that went out the window when we began looking at the Subaru Outback.   Read More (Personal Finance)
 
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Before you quit your job, plan ahead, and fix your finances — especially if you bring in a substantial portion of your household’s income. With some planning, you should be able to transition from a "real" job to living off your home business income.   Read More (Business and Economy)
 
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Peer to peer lending promises to give good returns, but it can be complicated. Here are some educational resources to get your started.   Read More (Investing and Retirement)
 
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Most people consider working from home a privilege, so don’t poop the bed and screw it up. Here’s how to establish credibility and professionalism on phone calls.   Read More (Business and Economy)