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13 Things Benjamin Franklin Said about Money that are Still True Today
Ben Franklin was a prolific writer and thinker and many of his thoughts on money continue to be relevant today, two centuries after his death. Here are some of his money insights and why they're still relevant today.
Your tax refund horoscope
Not sure what to do with your tax refund? You could always consult with a financial planner. But if you're feeling a bit more astrological let's see what the stars tell us you should do...
How to avoid hidden fees
The world is a costly place. If you dont want to pay more than you absolutely need to, stay on the lookout for these common hidden fees.
Eight priceless financial lessons you learned on the playground
You probably didn't notice, but you learned some crucial financial lessons out on the playground.
Four New Years' Resolutions You Should Never Make
Some New Years resolutions are basically destined to fail. If you've left a trail of broken resolutions in your wake, you may be setting flawed goals. Here are the four types of resolutions you should never make and how to do better this year.
How to Avoid Holiday Season Scams
Don't get scammed. Watch out for these popular scams targeting consumers during the Christmas holiday season.
A Simple Guide to Prepping Next Year's Budget
Before we say goodbye to this year, however, lets take a moment to look back in order to help us put together an accurate, functional budget for the year ahead.
Your junk mail knows you better than you know yourself
There's nothing random about the so-called junk mail you receive every day. Those offers and advertisements are the results of a massive data collection effort - one that suggests that advertisers may know you better than you know yourself.
How to Respond to a Fraud Alert on Credit & Protect Yourself
Not all fraud alerts are the same. What should you do when your creditor tells you that your account has been compromised?
When you cannot help yourself
In perfect world there wouldn't be anything you couldn't do on your own. But this isn't that world. Sometimes you need help. So why is asking for help such a struggle sometimes?
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