11 Things That Are Free in February
If your heart is set on grabbing a great bargain, you’ll fall for these freebies in February.
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21 Ways Retirees Can Bring in Extra Money
A little cash — or a lot — comes in handy in retirement. Have you considered these options?
7 Best Stock Market Simulators
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7 Best Stock Market Simulators
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Growing Your Wealth: 4 Types of Investments that Aren’t Stocks
If investing in the stock market intimidates you, then donât bother with it. There are quite a few other ways to make a decent return on your investment.
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Growing Your Wealth: 4 Types of Investments that Aren’t Stocks
If investing in the stock market intimidates you, then donât bother with it. There are quite a few other ways to make a decent return on your investment.
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Saving for a House? 7 Free Things to Do in Columbia, MD
Itâs easy to enjoy the best of Columbia on a budget. From visiting one of many parks and green spaces to touring the open Columbia Archives, there are options for everyone. Read on for 7 free things to do in Columbia, MD.
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Spending to save: When it’s smart to splurge
Sometimes you have to spend more in the short term to save money in the long term.
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The end of the road: Preparing to buy a new car
Yesterday, Kim and I joined my cousins for an afternoon trip to the Oregon Coast. Our aim was to harvest a bounty of clams. We came home with zero. We managed, however, to harvest a bounty of mussels. Plus, the dog had fun.
My cousin Duane carpooled with us to and from the beach. We rode in Kim’s car: a 1997 Honda Accord that’s showing signs of its age.
“It’s a little warm in here,” Duane said about ten minutes into our drive. “Would you mind turning down the heat?”
“Well, I can’t turn down the air,” Kim said. “It’s stuck on high. But I can turn down the temperature.” She laughed as she demonstrated that the knob for the air volume has broken off at the post. The vents now permanently blow at full force.
“This car is falling to pieces,” I said. “Literally.” As if to prove my point, a bit of molding fell from a roof handle. I picked it up and wedged it back into place.
“I like my car,” Kim said. “I have an emotional attachment to it. But I’ve come to the realization that it’s time to start searching for something else.”
More and more, it looks like our vehicles have reached the end of the road.
A Century After the Prohibition, We Raise a Glass to These 5 Luxurious Homes With Stunning Wet Bars & Wine Cellars
January 17, 2020 marks the 100-year anniversary of the start of prohibition in the U.S., which led to one of the most tumultuous eras in history. In 1920, the infamous Volstead Act banned the sale and transportation of alcoholic beverages in the country. However, the Act did not outlaw the consumption of such beverages, leading […]
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