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One of the biggest decisions you have to make as you approach retirement is when you want to begin taking your Social Security benefits.
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US dollar is once again gaining the upper hand, rising against high beta currencies as uncertainty drives Forex traders to safe havens. This time, it’s reduced optimism about a quick solution to the sovereign debt problem in the eurozone.
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If you are interested in collectibles, here are some things to think about in terms of what makes them valuable (this is also important to remember when investing in anything).
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It used to be that many people would do their best to save up $1 million for retirement. Now, experts and others say $2 million is far more likely to be the “magic” number. But do you really need a huge nest egg for a successful retirement?
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For many employer sponsored health care plans, open enrollment time is approaching (and may even be upon you). That means it’s time for you to take a look at your health care plan and determine what next year’s health plan should look like.
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The first step in getting out of debt it to size up your situation and see how deep you really are. It is a sometimes painful process, but one you absolutely shouldn't skip.
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The 2012 tax rate tables are projected to remain essentially unchanged.A few rate income ranges and standard deductions will change slightly.
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What is the purpose of money? It’s an important question to ask since so much of our life is spent trying to figure out how to make it, save it, spend it, and give it away.
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We can learn a lot from the people of Scotland. They are some of the most frugal people on Earth. Let’s take a look at how they did it!
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It is fall at last, my favorite season! The leaves are changing colors, the air is getting brisk and cool, and the smell of pumpkin pie is in the air. For those who aren’t enthusiastic about the thought of cooler weather, let us persuade you that fall is just as fun as summer. Embrace the season with these 31 frugal ways to celebrate fall!
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It's not too early to get a head start on the holidays -- saving for the holidays, that is. By making moves now to cut costs or earn extra money, you can save up to $1,000 or more over the next two months to pay for holiday gifts with cash rather
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When starting out in business, it's tempting to take a shortcut and use free services. Spending money to look professional will do wonders for your company.
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A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to interview Mike Holman about The RESP Book and about RESP's in general:
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