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Easy ways to find more time in a day

You love your free moments, and having more of them in a day is vital to enjoying life. So here are a couple of time-saving tips you can adopt to give you a bit more of that precious free time.

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Young and on a budget? Life insurance may still be a worthy investment

If you are young and just getting your financial feet under you, a life insurance policy might not be the biggest financial priority for you. But should it be?

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Which mechanic works best for you: independent or dealership?

If you just moved, are a new driver, or are in need of a new mechanic, you have plenty of options. You have the independent mechanics with their smaller shops, and the large dealerships that handle a lot of cars every day. So which one makes sense for you and your vehicle?

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Ways to keep insurance rates lower for young drivers

If you have a teenager approaching driving age in the house, hold on to your wallet. The cost of adding a teenage driver to your policy will run you anywhere from an extra $500 to $3,000 per year, according to Lease.com.

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Plan smart for your family's financial future

Few things in life trigger a sense of personal responsibility like having children. Part of that responsibility is ensuring both your own and your children's financial futures. However, a recent survey released by TD Ameritrade shows that many parents cite the expense of raising children as one of the top reasons why they have fallen behind in retirement planning. A good first step in getting back on track for retirement is determining what you need to do to secure your future, as well as your children's.

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Rethinking college because of the cost? Studies show you're not alone

It wasn't that long ago that a summer job could pay for next year's college tuition. Now, by working a summer job while you're in college, you might be able to cover a few credits and a couple months' rent.

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How to spend wisely this summer when traveling

Whether hitting the road, taking to the skies or staying close to home this summer, being a budget-wise traveler is easy when you keep a few tips and smart strategies in mind.

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Family budgets stay on track with new and convenient coupon sources

Collecting coupons remains to be one of the best ways for families to save on everyday expenses - from cleaning supplies and health and beauty items to food and paper products.

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A sustainable bathroom saves water and money

With so many products claiming to be green these days, it's hard to know which ones are the real deal. A great indicator for certified sustainability in the bathroom is the WaterSense label, which is granted by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). By learning how (and which) products meet the criteria, you can easily incorporate the best - and most eco-friendly - products into your bath.

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Why you should consider a professionally designed logo for your business

While creating a logo might seem to some like a simple art project, it should be taken much more seriously. A good logo fosters the connection consumers have with your business and increases the visibility of your products and services. Therefore, you can run into a number of problems if you choose a logo design method that is less than professional.

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