Fatten Up Your Wallet This Summer
As you finalize your pricey summer vacation plans, you may be looking for ways to put money back in your pocket to help subsidize the costs. Here are some suggestions that you likely haven’t considered.
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Remodeling? Avoid These Costly Mistakes
While many Americans are ready to take on remodeling/renovation projects this spring, doing it the wrong way can be costly. Here are some errors to avoid.
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5 Smart Ways to Spend Your Tax Refund
An estimated 75 percent of taxpayers are expected to receive a tax refund this year, with the average check coming in at about $3,000, according to the IRS.
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What to Expect When Refinancing
Should you rush to refinance now? Here are a few things to consider.
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Trends in Luxury Spending
From “Made in America” to pampering, here’s what is hot in luxury spending this year.
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Spring Cleaning for Your Finances
With spring rapidly approaching and longer, lighter days ahead, you’re likely anxious to renew and refresh. Here are some projects to consider.
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What’s In and What’s Out — Financially — This Year?
From cash vs. credit to buying vs. renting, here are five financial trends for 2013.
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For Sale By Owner Tips
Trying to sell without an agent isn’t for the faint of heart. But if you have the time, skills and emotional wherewithal to go it alone, here are a few things to consider in the ultra-important pre-sale phase.
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December Is the Best Month to …
December may be all about spending time with family and loved ones, eating, drinking and going to holiday parties. But it’s also a great month to make some practical moves, like these.
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Bundle Services to Save Big
In these tough economic times, perhaps you’re thinking about bundling some of your household services? And rightly so — it’s easy, convenient and could save you, well, a bundle.
