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Staying money motivated
Most important money goals are marathons, not sprints. How do you stay motivated from start to finish? The secret is much simpler than you might guess.
Don't Fall for These Misleading Holiday Deals
When the holidays arrive amazing deals are sure to follow. But how good are those deals, anyway? Here are some of the most misleading deals and why you should avoid them.
How Cognitive Bias Costs you Money
Without knowing it, all of your biggest and smallest financial decisions are influenced by bias. These little preferences and tendencies can end up costing you significantly over time unless you can identify what they are and how they're impacting you. Here's what you should know.
You took home more money last year
NFCC poll shows most American's weren't aware the Social Security payroll tax-cut made their paychecks bigger.
Nine Lies Money Wasters Love to Tell Themselves
We all spend money we know we shouldn't. The trouble is that we all have a tendency to tell ourselves little lies, which end up costing us big in the end. Which of these lies have you told yourself recently?
Is punishment a good money motivator?
Almost all of our motivation comes from either the desire for reward or the fear of punishment. We usually prefer rewards, but is it possible that punishment is actually a better motivator when it comes to our personal goals?
Letting go of your money fears in three steps
Nearly two-thirds of Americans say they're worried about being able to pay the bills every month. Here's how you stop worrying and start doing something about it.
There is no such thing as selfless spending
All purchases - big and small, practical and impractical - come from the same place within you. Understanding that place can make an enormous difference in how you spend your money.
Where to begin your financial education
Ready to bring financial education to your family, but not sure where to start? Here are some suggestions on how to begin developing your money smarts.
What is the primary reason struggling homeowners don't seek help?
MMIs National Housing Survey reveals concerns with current mortgage-relief "programs". Due to the increased prevelance of foreclosure prevention scams and fraudulent services offered online, it can be difficult to know which company to trust.
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