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The end of the year means the onset of winter, holiday celebrations, and New Year’s Eve parties, but it also means the beginning of tax season. Investing a little time to evaluate your financial picture now will pay off with less stress later. Making a few financial moves now could also result in significant savings . . .
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Throughout history, people’s diets have changed throughout the year depending on what was available and in season. The availability of refrigeration, better transportation systems, and supermarkets largely did away with seasonal eating in the 20th century. However, that doesn’t mean there isn’t a difference in quality in what’s available throughout the seasons. Think about the . . .
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Not so long ago, key fobs that allowed drivers to unlock their cars remotely were cutting-edge technology. Now, new technologies come out with each new model year, making cars safer and more convenient and sometimes radically changing the way drivers interact with their vehicles. Here are 12 technologies that are currently changing the way we . . .
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Each year, the American Pet Products Association (APPA) releases a report on what Americans spend on their pets. In 2018, we spent $72.56 billion. There’s a definite trend in spending on pets, and that trend is going up. We spent $3 billion more in 2018 than we did in 2017 and $3 billion more in . . .
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Everybody wants to be a millionaire. You might assume that you need to have a genius idea patented or to inherit a fortune to make that happen. But by copying the tactics and strategies that millionaires use, anyone can accumulate wealth over time. It’s possible for the average person to start saving and building wealth . . .
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Money is an important factor in almost everyone’s life, regardless of your financial situation. No matter where you stand, a little guidance and information from experts or people who have been in your situation before can be helpful. Fortunately, there are plenty of financial blogs that offer information on money management and finance in general. . . .
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Staying warm during the winter in cold climates is not cheap. According to a 2019 report, Americans heating a 2,200-square-foot home will spend between $1,095 and $3,143 during the winter trying to stay warm. Is it possible to stay warm and save money? Absolutely. So turn down the thermostat and embrace these simple, cheap ways . . .
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No-spend months are a popular subject in the personal finance and frugal living sections of the Internet. Maybe you’ve seen references to No-Spend January or No-Spend Sunday? These online no-spend challenges range from a day to a month and are designed to help you save money and learn how to budget your money better. A . . .
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Valentine’s Day is right around the corner and while a night out on the town is the usual go-to, it’s not always the easiest on your wallet. If your New Year’s resolution is to get your finances in order, you don’t have to lose sight of your goals in order to impress your mate. With . . .
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You never know when life is going to throw you a curveball. One minute, things may seem to be going your way, and in the next, you’re wondering what happened. An unexpected emergency can be almost anything. For some, it’s the sudden loss of a job or a medical emergency. For others, it can be . . .
