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If you do any shopping at Amazon this is likely a must buy - Living Social (a group buying web site) is running an offer today only to buy a $ 20 Amazon gift card for $ 10. Limit 1 per person, gift card does not expire. My wife and I both picked up one today.
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Those of you with kids are probably feeling the recession the hardest. In fact, many people are putting off having kids in the recession because of the "costs" involved with feeding, clothing, and gifting to a child.
Our good friend, Kimberly Palmer, understands what those who want to be financially secure may not be aware of the expenses of raising a family. She's addressed this issue (along with several other worhty topics) in her new book "Generation Earn"
In her new book, she addresses the following topics:
What should I be doing with my savings?
Should I take on freelance…
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Brad's Deals features promotions, discounts and coupons galore. Their philosophy matches Wise Bread's; you can live well without spending a fortune.
From the Brad's Deals website:
BradsDeals finds and publishes online shopping deals, online coupon codes and in-store printable coupons. I estimate that BradsDeals has an active coupon for 90% of stores you'd shop at. Our average visitor takes about 90 seconds to find coupons and discounts worth an average of $24 off their order. Stopping at BradsDeals will save you hundreds of dollars per year.
As a Wise Bread reader, you have a chance to win a $25…
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When the topic of making extra money comes up, taking online surveys is often one of the ideas that is put forward. This is something that I do myself after I read about it on an online forum, but it’s by no-means a “get rich quick” scheme. If you’re thinking about signing up for a host of survey websites, it’s best to know what you’re getting involved in so you can decide if it’s going to be worth the effort.
What Are The Reward Options?
For the most part, you’ve got the choice between cash and vouchers. Cash may come…
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As a college student, we all know how expensive it is to buy just about anything in our daily lives. From our daily meals, to our clothing, how the heck are we supposed to afford all of this? With student loan and credit card debt reaching an all time high per student, I wanted to give you college students some pointers that you can use, in order to save on your textbooks. Honestly, you can use this strategy on just about any purchase.
Photo by Here In Van Nuys via Flickr
Get your ISBN / Textbook title
Since you want…
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By Paul Michael
Economically, times are still tough. And with healthcare being at the top of a long list of concerns about money, anyone taking medication should invest in a small gadget that can literally save you a small fortune every year. The gadget in question…a simple pill splitter.
Recently I changed jobs and with the change came a rise in my healthcare costs, particularly for medication that I have to take. But never one to just accept the change and pay the extra price, I looked at my options.
I wondered…could I just split a higher dose of the…
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Happy New Year, Money Crashers! Can you believe that it’s already 2010? Of course the New Year brings a new set of goals and resolutions and I’m sure you all are revved up to make and save more money and do an even better job managing your personal finances in the coming year.
Here at Money Crashers we offer a wealth of personal finance information, including useful tips and reviews around topics like budgeting, saving money, college & careers,…
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1. “I’ll play you for a sucker.”
Headhunters come in two flavors. “Retained” executive search firms, such as blue-chippers Korn/Ferry International or Heidrick & Struggles, charge a company up front to locate candidates for client openings. “Contingency” search firms, on the other hand, get paid by employers only if they place a candidate. The payoff? For both, around a third of your first year’s salary.
Charging the candidate for a search is verboten. The Association of Executive Search Consultants, which represents 250 retained firms worldwide, urges jobseekers to proceed with caution. But there are headhunters out there who still…
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