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You need a vehicle to get to work, run errands, go on vacations and to haul people and things. With all the expenses related to your car--from repairs to gas--how do you save money? The answer is to save on your car insurance. More
Millions of vehicles -- both new and previously owned -- are purchased each year, and with the uncertain economy, people are holding onto their cars much longer, well after the original warranty has expired. For most people, a car or truck is one of their biggest investments. So how do you protect it for years to come? More
Next to housing and transportation, your biggest expense is likely insurance. It's also the easiest place to trim your budget. More
Get the ultimate football package so you can watch all your favorite games from the comfort of your home. More
If you're an adult American, chances are you're in debt. What would happen to that debt if you should die unexpectedly? It's not likely your debtors would write it off. It's far more likely they'll pursue your estate or surviving spouse to recoup the debt. And money taken from your estate is money taken from your survivors - be they a spouse, children, parents or even siblings. More
A growing number of working mothers are studying online to improve their careers. These busy women are finding it easier to get the information they need by visiting a free information sites to request information and receive materials tailored to the degrees of their choice. More
For people with more than $10,000 worth of credit card debt, the first reaction is often to panic and the last resort is to declare bankruptcy. Between panic and bankruptcy, there are options with organizations that will help you renegotiate and consolidate debt. More
Looking to finish a degree or seeking a new one to advance your career? If you are, you're probably wondering how you'll pay for your education. You may be surprised to find out you could qualify for financial aid, in the form of tuition reimbursement from your employer. More
Have you ever left your purse unattended in a public place or thought you lost your wallet, only to find it later in a gym locker? If so, you probably thought to yourself, "Phew -- that was a close one. Good thing I found it." At the time, you may have thought you were pretty lucky, but unfortunately, the exact opposite may be true. Chances are you unknowingly fell victim to the fastest growing crime in America that day - identity theft. More
Feel like your bank isn't paying enough for the privilege of using your deposits? If so, it's time to move your money to a place where it will work better for you. More
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