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Tip: How to Use Online Reviews

Have you ever bought something online only to discover that it didn’t live up to your expectations, hopes and dreams? It can be tough to determine quality by looking at a photo that pops up on your computer monitor. That’s why using online product reviews can be a great tool for smart shopping.

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Tip: How to Find Back-to-School Bargains

With a new school year comes a need for new school supplies, new clothes and new books. Getting kids ready for a new year of academic success can be expensive. Kick off the year with an “A” in back-to-school bargain hunting by following these tips.

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Tip: How to Reduce the High Cost of College

According to CollegeBoard.com, the average yearly tuition rates at a private four-year school costs $23,712—up 6.3% from last year. That’s like buying a brand new Volkswagon Beetle convertible every year for four years. There’s no question that the cost of college can be astronomical. Before you let that number scare you away from higher education, take a look at these ways for reducing the high cost of college.

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Tip: Get Beautiful on a Budget

With these gas prices, who has any money for Botox or that weekly massage? Before you resort to letting yourself go to pot, consider these budget-friendly beauty tips. And stop feeling guilty about treating yourself to a pedicure once in a while.

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Tip: Find Deals from Olympic Sponsors

It’s time for that huge event that only comes around every four years: the Olympics. The Olympic games are known for bringing the world together, if only for a few days. But it’s not just the gymnastics or swimming that will have you cheering. While athletes are going for the gold, you can go for the deals brought to you from these fine Olympic sponsors.

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Tip: How to Do More with Your Money

It would be great to make more money, but how about trying to do more with what you’ve got? There are ways to buy more, save more and donate more simply by using the money you are already earning. All it takes is using your money more wisely. Here are some tips to help.

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Tip: Free Online Tools for Managing Money

Spending your hard earned cash on software that tracks how you spend your hard earned cash seems a little, well, pointless. Now there are dozens of free online tools to help you manage your money. Here are a few of the best.

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Tip: How to Ask for a Raise

You work hard for your money. And then it gets sucked up in that darn gas tank or at the grocery store or by Uncle Sam. It's time to ask for a raise. But don't just saunter into your boss's office and demand one. Use these five steps to make your odds of getting more money a little better.

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Tip: How to Avoid Sneaky Fees

It's a bad, bad feeling when you know you've been had. Typically it's a term you didn't realize you agreed to or a limit you unknowingly went over. But paying sneaky fees is frustrating. Read on for ways to protect yourself against paying stupid tax.

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Tip: Five Daily Habits for Saving Money

Do your paychecks seem to get sucked up before you have a chance to sock any away in savings? It happens to the best of us. Saving money doesn't have to be difficult. There are simple steps you can put into your daily routine that will help you save money.

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Tip: Ways to Earn Extra Income

Whether you're saving up for a summer getaway or you just need some cash to fill your tank, extra income is great. There are plenty of ways to fatten up your wallet beyond the normal nine to five. Here are a few ways to get a little extra cash.

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Tip: Save on Your Daily Commute

Millions of Americans commute an average of 25 minutes each way, according to a recent study. That’s nearly nine full days of commuting in a year. New Yorkers have the longest commute: almost 36 minutes. All that driving is likely costing you big bucks in auto upkeep and even more money at the pump. Check out these ways to save on your daily commute.

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Tip: How to Have Free Friday Night Fun

Forget the five-star restaurant. Heck, even dinner and a movie can cost as much as a week's worth of groceries. But Friday night fun doesn't have to mean breaking the bank. Here are some entertainment alternatives that won't cost you a single penny.

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Tip: How to Score Free Stuff on Your Birthday

Getting older kind of stinks, but there's a big benefit of birthdays: free stuff. Many business out there want to help you celebrate your special day by giving you coupons, gift cards and freebies. Here is a list of some of the best birthday deals around. (And you don't have to listen to the servers sing you happy birthday in order to get them!)

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Tip: How to Save Gas with Hypermiling

Tired of forking over your paycheck at the pump? Here is a slightly unconventional way to cut down on your fuel use. It's called hypermiling and it takes skill, thought and a whole lot of practice. Here are some tips from hypermiling experts that may help you get better gas mileage than ever before.

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Tip: Five Ways to Tackle Debt

For some, climbing Mount Everest may seem like an easier mountain to tackle than getting rid of your pile of debt. But with a lot of discipline and focus it can happen. Here are five ways to tackle debt.

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Tip: Tips for Surviving Wedding and Graduation Season

This time of year opening the mailbox can be a little scary. Will there be another wedding invitation lurking? Is there a graduation announcement ready to pounce? Making it through the season of weddings and graduations without whipping out your credit cards can seem as complicated as expert-level Sudoku. Before you blow your budget, consider these tricks.

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Tip: Money-Saving Tips for Brown-Bagging Your Lunch

Bringing your lunch as opposed to buying it can save you big bucks. Even conservative estimates show a yearly savings of hundreds of dollars. Assuming packing a lunch saves you just $3 a day, that equals out to $750 over the course of a year. Follow these tips and you'll be a pro-brown bagger in no time.

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Tip: 10 Steps for Cutting Your Grocery Bill

There are some necessities you have no control over. You need electricity. You need water. You need food. Often what you pay for those necessities is out of your hands. But that's not the case with groceries. Slashing your grocery bill takes a little time and a little work, but it can definitely pay off. Here are 10 steps for cutting your grocery bill.

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Tip: How to Sell Your Junk Now

As budgets tighten and wallets empty, you start to ask yourself the tough questions like, do I really need that remote control Ferrari that's been sitting in my attic since 1999? The answer is, probably not. But you could use the cash it might bring in if you sold it. Here are some answers to the questions you may have about how to sell your crap right now.

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