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How to Become a Freelance Writer: Money Management
Published on 12/20/2020

The main drawback to being a freelance writer and editor is the insecurity and anxiety, especially about money. That doesn't have to be the case, says Amanda Mills, a financial counsellor. If managed well, working freelance can be more secure than working in the corporate world.

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How Families Can Save Money on Cars and Gas: Buy Reliable and Fuel Efficient Cars, Stop Speeding and Conserve Gas
Published on 12/20/2020

It’s easy to overlook ways that people can save money when it comes to their automobiles, but it’s possible to save hundreds or thousands of dollars in this area if someone is willing put in time and effort.

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How to Save Money on Airfare: Tips to Travel for Less Money
Published on 12/20/2020

One way that families can save on a vacation is to get their airfare for less. Airfares are based on demand, meaning the higher the demand, the higher the price will be. Select a time or a place that is less desirable. If this is not a possibility, there are still many other ways to pay less for airfare.

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Consumer Debt Levels: College Students
Published on 12/20/2020

Because college students do not comprehend the responsibilities of handling credit cards, they are leaving college with large amounts of indebtedness - in addition to their student loans.

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Small Solar Devices Save Money: Solar Chargers and Other Useful Gadgets Powered by the Sun
Published on 12/20/2020

Improved technology and a growing public interest in reducing energy consumption have resulted in an explosion of small solar powered products for consumers. Take advantage of this new wave of inexpensive solar products to charge a cell phone, MP3 player, or laptop computer, and to power a radio, clock, or other household electrical devices.

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Taking Travel Money on Holiday: What are the Best Ways to Take Money Abroad?
Published on 12/20/2020

Travelers going to another country can take cash, travelers cheques, prepaid cards, or simply use their credit or debit cards. So which of these is best?

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Tips to Save Money on Daycare: Ways to Cut the Expense of Child Care
Published on 12/20/2020

Parents need access to child care to work and provide for their families. Unfortunately, quality daycare is not always affordable. According to the National Association of Child Care Resource and Referral Agency, the yearly cost of full time daycare is as high as $15,895 for an infant and $11,680 for a four-year-old.

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Tips for Parents to Save Money: How to Build Their Savings
Published on 12/20/2020

For many people it is hard to save their money. Read on for some strategies that anybody can do to build up a savings account.

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Understanding Campaign Finance Reform: Regulating Money in Politics
Published on 12/20/2020

Money is a necessary component of any election, as candidates need funds to advertise and make themselves, including the issues they stand for, known to the electorate. However, money can also have a corrupting influence on candidates once elected to public office.

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Using a Travel Agent to Save Time, Money and Hassle
Published on 12/20/2020

The Internet has revolutionized the way some people book flights and holidays, leaving them preferring to scurry around the World Wide Web in search of destination and air fare bargains. There are a myriad of reasons why using a travel agent to make the arrangements makes sense and may be more beneficial than a do-it-yourself effort.

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Ways for Teachers to Make Extra Money
Published on 12/20/2020

Many teachers find that they need to make some extra money. Teaching is a fairly stable career with benefits; however it is not a high paying career. Teaching does not give a lot of extra money and it can even leave teachers strapped for cash at times. Here are some ways teachers can earn extra money.

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Life After Bankruptcy: Mistakes You May Make and Changes You Must Make
Published on 12/20/2020

Depending on the type of personal bankruptcy that a consumer filed, their credit report will be affected from seven to ten years. After this time, it is up to the consumer to keep themselves on track. They have to stay focused and make smart choices in order to regain their financial independence and start their credit score anew.