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  • 10 Ways to Get the Most Out of Professional Tax Prep

    Despite the proliferation of DIY tax preparation software, some people prefer a professional tax preparer who happens to be a human. There is no shortage of service providers — nationwide tax prep chains, regional chains, small accounting firms, and independent…

  • 11 Deals That Could Turn Out to Be Lifesavers

    Buying emergency and survival gear is not much different from buying insurance. You hope you never need the items, but you will be glad you have them when you do. These deals save money on products designed to handle a…

  • 11 Ways to Make Saving Money Automatic

    For America Saves Week, Feb. 22-27 this year, the Consumer Federation of America is encouraging consumers to automate their savings. Not sure how to do that? Here are 11 easy ways to save money that take just a few minutes…

  • 10 Ways to Save While Finding Your Next Job

    Switching jobs can be an expensive transition. Travel, proper interview attire, and fees for documentation such as transcripts can quickly add up to hundreds of dollars. Use these 10 free and easy strategies to eliminate or reduce job searching costs.…

  • Is It Cheaper for Americans to Go to College Overseas?

    The rising cost of college education is a source of rising concern in the United States. The College Board reports that annual tuition, fees, and room and board at a public four-year school averages $19,548 for in-state residents and $34,031…

  • 9 Presidents’ Week Deals You’ll Actually Want to Buy (No Mattresses or Tires!)

    With many retailers extending Presidents’ Day savings and sales through the end of the week, we thought it would be helpful to share some of the news. Rather than the usual array of tires, mattresses, and linen deals, we tracked…