Personal Finance

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    12 Minimalist Habits That Can Actually Save You Money

    Minimalism has seen a major rise in popularity over the years — from “The Minimalists” documentary and podcast to Marie Kondo’s “The Life-changing Magic of Tidying Up,” it has never been more trendy to own less. But as it turns…

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    7 Things You Should Never Do on New Year’s Eve

    Who wants to start the new year off right? Show of hands! Everyone, right? Heading into 2025, there are some simple ways to make sure your 2025 sails smoothly right from the start by steering clear of some mistakes on…

  • Surprising Habits of Millionaires and Billionaires

    There are numerous ways you have to map out your life differently if you’re looking to make more money than the majority of folks trying to navigate life’s ups and downs, especially as the cost of living itself continues to…

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    12 Free Library Perks You Didn’t Know About

    You probably think all you can do with your library card is check out free books or movies. But your library card is actually a ticket to a lot of free perks and benefits that you probably don’t even know…

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    Furniture and Home Decor You Should Never Buy New

    Shopping for new furniture or decor for your home? Sometimes it’s better to shop secondhand rather than new. Used items can cost less and add an interesting decor element to your home. Why Buy Secondhand? Let’s start with the environment.…

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    Credit Card ‘Swipe’ Fees Could Cost Shoppers Over $20 Billion This Holiday Season

    If shopping for the holidays seems more expensive this year, blame credit card “swipe fees.” This is what credit card companies charge stores when you use credit cards — and you can bet that fee gets passed down to you…