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Yesterday I was ordering dinner on the site GrubHub, and on the checkout page, I saw a little box to add a promo code. I clicked a button that popped up from a browser extension, and moments later a …
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The holiday season is a wonderful time of the year, with plenty of family, friends, and some good old-fashioned gift giving. If you are planning to take part in the gift-giving tradition for the …
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No one wants to be broke, living paycheck to paycheck, or struggle with money. Everyone wants to succeed with their finances. But many people struggling with their finances don't know the details of …
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Who wouldn't like to have a little extra cash in their bank account at the end of the month? While you probably can't walk into your office and demand a raise, there are a few ways that you can trim …
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Everyone knows I'm a huge travel hacker, but there is a whole world of credit card deals I rarely dabble in. That is the world of deal stacking and coupon stacking. It's kind of like that Extreme …
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The last weekend in February, I took my wife and daughter to Austin to tour and visit family and friends. We had a great trip, and thanks to travel hacking and smart planning the entire trip cost next …
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One of the worst personal finance fails is being charged a fee for a service you don't use. Even though we don't want to pay for that type of service, millions of us are charged by all sorts of …
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David Rubenstein started his career as a big firm lawyer, but decided that life wasn't for him. He now works for himself and also runs a credit and credit card forum thanks to a longtime love for …
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I got rid of my cable in January, 2010. It was a liberating and awesome moment. Cutting the cord is one of the easiest ways to save on home expenses. But when I tell people, they ask, "what about …
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Within every household economy, spending has a tendency to place demands on income. The more money you make, the faster it seems to go out the door covering financial commitments and discretionary …
