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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Start 2011 Off Right: Become A Baller On A Budget
We asked Penny: Can you look like you have it all, without really having to keep up with the Joneses? Can you really be a baller while sticking to a budget? More
New Year’s Eve Budgeting: The Best Bubbly for Less
Don’t be intimidated by the price of Champagne. Put it back on the shelf and instead snap up two or three bottles of quality sparkling wine from other locales. More
Best Of 2010: The Best LearnVest Articles Of The Year
On the last day of 2010 and the conclusion of our weeklong LearnVest retrospective, we bring you a review of our best and most popular articles of the year. More
It’s All About The Carryon: Savvy Packing Tips From A Seasoned Traveler
In our interview with Stefanie Michaels a.k.a. Adventure Girl, the travel and tweeting expert shared some really great packing tips. More
Fannie Mae, Short Sales, And Money Never Sleeps: 2010 In Real Estate
What a year. Even though the recession is technically over, it’s been a crazy year for real estate. Let’s take a look back at the top ten stories of 2010. More
Extreme Couponing Makes Saving Money An Obsession
Posted on Dec 30, 2010
Would you rifle through a dumpster for other people’s discarded coupons? On the new TLC Show “Extreme Couponing,” obsessive coupon-collecting is the norm. More
Best Of 2010: 30 Bad Financial Habits To Drop By 30
Posted on Dec 30, 2010
We asked readers and experts to weigh in on the bad financial habits they suggest breaking, and their answers were funny, heartening, and real. More
The Office Holiday Party Got Out Of Hand—What Should I Do Now?
Holiday parties at the office can be a boatload of fun, but you still have to keep in mind that you need to conduct yourself professionally. We think some of the co-workers of this anonymous poster may have crossed the … Continue reading
Go Green With 2010 Tax Credits For Energy Efficient Housing
If you’re always looking for last-minute tax tips, read on about the 2010 home improvements that can generate a tax credit of up to $1,500. More
