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How My Backyard is Saving Me Money
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A Company Grows Up: Facebook Goes Public
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Top Three Overlooked Tax Deductions
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How $30 Buys Two Weeks of GroceriesMaking $30 buy two weeks of groceries can be a challenge, but it is possible. Here's how I make it work when my budget is really tight.
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Why Facebook Owns Your World; Why It Shouldn'tIf you're not on sites like Facebook and Twitter, you're left out of the conversation. It shouldn't have to be that way.
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Financial Literacy a Must for KidsGenerally I take a stand for the government backing off. Education Secretary Arne Duncan wants to incorporate financial literacy in core curriculum in the U.S. It's about time! Financial literacy is a necessity now in formal education.
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Economic Blueprint Doesn't Begin With U.S. ManufacturingWhy the American manufacturing sector will never be great again and why that is OK.
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The End of the Kodak LegacyThese are a few final words highlighting a national legacy to photography and film and it's many accomplishments.
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Riding Out 401(k) TurbulenceMonitoring 401(k) holdings and other retirement accounts during times of market turbulence. -
'Neighborhood Walmart' Not an OxymoronWhen I discovered a Walmart Express Store had suddenly opened in my neighborhood, a quick trip there revealed something I wasn't expecting.
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Obama Proposes Cuts, but Are They Enough?President Obama has proposed cuts in government agencies to the tune of $300 million per year. This may be a step in the right direction, but many voters will be saying too little, too late.
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Hot Gadgets at CES 2012: Five Amazing Upcoming ElectronicsThe top five gadgets and electronics featured at the Consumer Electronics Show of 2012 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Includes a 3D TV, smartphone, gaming console, camera and fitness gadget.
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Top 5 Business Trends of 2012Top business trends to look out for
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How I Published All of My BooksI have published 10 books for children and adults. Here's how I did it.
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Who Goes 'All In' First on Tim Tebow?As America continues its fascination with and admiration for Tim Tebow, how is it possible that the two biggest players remain on the sidelines? Can Elway or Nike salvage their fumbling of the "Tebow Effect"?
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Gas Prices Take Bigger Bite Out of Family BudgetsThe average American family will spend more than $4000 a year on gas. That's 8.4 percent of the median family income, the largest share in 30 years. This is how that bite has affected my family.
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PayPal Relents After 'Ruining Christmas'After shutting down the account of a web store trying to bring in pledges for gifts for needy children for Christmas, PayPal does a turn around and offers to help instead.
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Lowe's Pulled Ads Create Unnecessary ControversyLowe's created its own mess in this advertising spectacle. Can the do-it-yourself retailer fix this one?
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Consumer Confidence: Don't Jump to ConclusionsWith Wall Street numbers being up for two days in a row, consumer confidence in the economy is rising. People are more willing to spend money this holiday season, but I don't think this means our troubles are fixed. -
U.S. Taking Less in Taxes Since WWII, Economy Not to BlameDespite the politics surrounding the issue, the Government is taking less in taxes as a percent of the GDP than it has in decades. No wonder we're having to cut so many programs. Why then, is there still such a push for tax cuts?
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NFL Negotiates New TV ContractsThe NFL is nearing a new eight-year media rights agreement with Fox, NBC, and CBS that will garner $3.2 billion per year, representing a 60 percent increase. The cash may be rolling in, but who pays the bill?
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Dealing With Food Price SpikesPeanut butter prices are expected to rise dramatically this month. Food price spikes such as this one impact my shopping decisions. How do these price increases affect you?
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Can a Holiday Save an Economy?This article is the author's personal opinion on the current condition of the U.S. economy and its future outlook.
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Backlinks, Branding, and Your Own Businesses' Apple MomentRepackaging the same stuff in a different way is the first part of introducing the world to your branding concept.
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Who Needs Barnes and Noble Anyway?Barnes and Noble decides not to carry Amazon's titles.
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Where to Buy Women’s Shoes in Hard-to-Find SizesWomen with large or wide shoe sizes can find a much larger selection of shoes online than in retail stores. Some sites offer free shipping both ways to make testing out shoes affordable.
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Time to Trade in the Gas GuzzlerFactor in all the factors when it comes time to get a new vehicle. With the present condition of our economy, it's time to cut corners wherever they can be cut, and an economical vehicle makes good financial sense.
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Plan Before You Take Out that LoanShould you take out a loan can only be determined by your willingness to understand every aspect of paying the loan off and not defaulting on the loan.
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Facebook, Twitter Watch Google Search Plus Your World with Great InterestIn what may seem like the Internet version of "The Clash of the Titans", Google has introduced new features to its engine that broaden its search parameters to include social networking features that have long been the sole province of Facebook and Twitte
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What to Do in Case of a Car AccidentCar accidents can be very traumatic no matter how minor they are. There are a few things you should remember to do after an accident to make sure you have all the information need.
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First Time Home Buyers: $100 Down Payment for HUD Homes in FloridaFind out how to purchase your new home with $100 down payment – an FHA mortgage
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PowerBag Backpack Designed by Ful - Full ReviewFull review of the PowerBag - Backpack. This backpack features an onboard battery, allowing for onboard charging of multiple electronic devices as well as a functional backpack.
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How to Stop Junk Mail and Telemarketing CallsRid your mailbox of junk letters and flyers, and stop telemarketers from calling your home or cell phone by using these tools.
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How Do I Calculate Enough to Save for Retirement?Most of us hope to retire from work one day and know that saving for retirement is important, but how much should we set aside for that day when we leave the workforce?
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Will Votto Win the $30 Million Lotto?For Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto, two more stellar seasons could mean reaching rarefied air.
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Sallie Mae: Your "Unemployment Tax" Will Not WorkSallie Mae, one of the leading providers of student loans decided to tack on a "$50 good faith fee" for unemployed people going into forbearance. Is this fair and is it even legal? You decide.
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Why Patriots-Giants Super Bowl XLVI Will Make TV Ratings RecordTwo big-time markets look to make Sunday's Super Bowl XLVI the most watched U.S. television program in history. -
Easy Ways to Save in CollegeLooking for ways to cut dorm room costs, weekly food budgets, and other miscellaneous expenses in college. Here are some tips to save money that are super easy to do.
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Why I Choose Not to VoteEveryone that chooses against voting for political candidates has their own personal reasons. Read this article for my opinion on voting, and why I abstain from it.
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How Rolling the Dice with My Heating Bill Saved Me MoneyI decided to roll the dice and not re-enroll in my heating company's budget plan. Read to find out why that proved to be a good financial decision.
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How Writing Product Reviews Helps Me Buy GroceriesI help offset my monthly grocery costs by reviewing the items I buy. Read to find out how much I earn each month doing this.
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Voting Isn't for EveryoneVoting isn't done by everyone. But everyone has the choice to vote if they want to
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First Amazon Store Coming Soon?Online retailer Amazon.com is reportedly planning to open its first store later this year in the Seattle area. This could be seen as a risky business move, or as just what is needed to take sales to a whole new level.
