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by James Hendrickson

Snow Is A Beautiful Thief It falls, taunting you, flake after flake, coating everything you see with white wet and cold crystals. It piles up in t... read the story

by Cortni Marrazzo

The Item That Will Change Your Life Why is it that we can hear that promise again and again for different products, yet we still perk our ears up to find ou... read the story

by James Hendrickson

Using the Yellow Pages to Shop and Save I get a call, “I’ve just left the third shoe store and I still can’t find what I want!” the voic... read the story

by Shannon Christman

Fair Trade Products: How can I know for sure that the claims are true? Though they’ve been around for more than sixty years, fair trade products have been gaining popularity in recent y... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

The Cost of Tossing That Item When people ask me about ways to save money, I give them the usual answers. Don’t buy stuff you don’t need, ... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

The High (Monetary) Cost of Untreated Depression We all know that depression is a terrible disease that can have an enormous psychological cost, both for the sufferer an... read the story

by Cortni Marrazzo

I Want the Toys and I Want Them Now “I want the toys and I want them now.” It sounds like something a toddler would say, doesn’t it? Yet t... read the story

by Jeffrey Strain

How Do You Learn To Like Personal Finance? ($10 Question) Probably the most difficult step in getting ones personal finances in order is the step to actually begin working on the... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

When Cookies Bite Back – Dynamic Pricing Can Increase Your Online Shopping Costs I know most people are not techie geeks like me. They don’t want to get involved with the “guts” of th... read the story

by Shannon Christman

Twelve Ways Advertisers Insult Consumers Advertising sells products. Yet, for all the time advertisers spend trying to make their products stand out, many ads do... read the story