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Strive For Financial Health In 2010
 If your New Year's resolution for 2010 is to get your financial life in
order ... you're in luck. The next 12 months can be a year of savings
and good economic health, thanks to some tips compiled from the
National Foundation for Credit Counseling. Click here for the lowdown.
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Furnace Abstinence Trend Generating Heat
 Willing to freeze your buns off this winter to save money and the environment? You're not alone. A crew of eco-friendly bloggers looking to save some cold, hard cash are
pushing the idea of "furnace abstinence" by revisiting their
pre-central heat roots by going cold turkey during the frigid months. Click here for more information. |
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Should You Refinance Your Mortgage?
 Mortgage rates are at an all-time low but should you consider refinancing? Interest
rates on 30-year fixed rate mortgages fell for the sixth straight week,
according to the rates tracked by the Mortgage Bankers Association. The
Bankrate.com numbers are at the lowest, or closest to, since the
company began tracking in 1985. Learn more here.
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Online Retailers Offer Cheaper Electronics
 It may be wise to say "no" to brick-and-mortar stores when buying electronics. The
prices at retail stores can be pricey, even when looking to buy a
simple electronic item like a basic USB cable. Based on several
reports, the more complex the electronic item, the more expensive. Read more here. |
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Secrets Movie Theaters Keep From Patrons
 Heading
to the theater for a flick this weekend? According to the folks over at SmartMoney.com, there's a lot movie theaters don't tell their patrons. For example, arriving at the theater for the movie's scheduled time means arriving
just in time for 20 minutes of advertising. And the ads aren't going away
anytime soon. Read more here.
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