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How to Keep Lifestyle Creep From Hurting Your Wealth
spending While it's important to enjoy life when you're doing well, getting carried away could affect your wealth. Here's what you should do to prevent lifestyle creep.
By Eric Roberge, Certified Financial Planner (CFP) and Investment Adviser Last updated
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Estate Planning Got You Down? Start With a Will
Financial Planning Estate planning may feel overwhelming. Start with a will and the rest will fall into place.
By Janet Bodnar Last updated
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18 Things You Should Know Before Shopping at Trader Joe’s
Smart Shopping Everything you need to know to save money and shop smarter at the quirky Trader Joe’s supermarket chain.
By Bob Niedt Last updated
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Switch to a Smaller Mobile Provider to Cut Your Phone Bill
AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon dominate the mobile wireless market, but it pays to shop around. We review the options from the smaller outfits.
By Ashlyn Brooks Last updated
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Sending a Child to College? 10 Money-Saving Tips and Tricks
college To help keep costs under control during the school year, here are 10 things that parents of college students can think about trying.
By Daniel Fan, J.D., LL.M., CFP Last updated
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Slay Your Home's Energy Vampires
spending You have the power to save money and energy in your own home with these 8 tools and tricks
By Kathryn Pomroy Last updated
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Fourth of July Cookout Essentials: Where to Get the Lowest Prices
We compared Fourth of July cookout staples from different stores. Here's where you can score the lowest prices.
By Erin Bendig Published
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Can a NEST Smart Thermostat Save You Money?
A NEST smart thermostat enables you to control your heating and cooling system by phone or voice and lower your utility bills. On the downside, you can’t automatically set schedules.
By Kathryn Pomroy Published
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Widows Share Their Financial Strategies
Widows discuss what helped - and would have helped - with finances and documents after their spouses' deaths.
By Janet Bodnar Published