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Money Monday: Our Favorite Personal Finance Blogs

We're so flattered that you come to us for so much of your personal finance advice, readers! We love sharing tips and tricks for managing your money and helping to make better sense of those hard-to-digest financial topics on our blog and social media channels. But the beauty of the Internet as it pertains to financial literacy is this: advice, education, and help are incredibly abundant.

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Personal Finance

Fall Bucket List: 25 Free + Affordable Fall Must-Dos

We've had so much fun talking about saving money when it comes to crossing to-dos off of your Fall Bucket List this week! Need some inspiration to create your own? Here are 25 affordable (or totally free) ideas to get you started.

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Personal Finance

Fall Bucket List: Cook, Bake + Save Money with Fall Produce

Utilizing seasonal produce is a great way to save at the grocery, since their cost per unit drops significantly. And if baking pumpkin and apple spice treats and whipping up warm and hearty dinners are a part of your Fall Bucket List, then you’re in luck – because there are so many delicious options to choose from this season - and so many ways to prepare them!

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Personal Finance

Fall Bucket List: 10 Budget-Friendly Fall Craft Ideas

If getting crafty or decorating your home for the season is a to-do on your Fall Bucket List, we can help! We've rounded up some of the best and most budget-friendly Autumn-inspired craft and decor ideas for today's post.

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Personal Finance

Travel Week: Prepare for a Relaxing Return Home

There's nothing quite like walking through your front door after a week-long vacation to a messy living room, a basket of dirty laundry, burnt-out light bulbs, and dead houseplants. Oh, wait. Did we mention the sky-high electric bill that comes a few weeks later?

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Personal Finance

Travel Week: On Being a Thrifty Tourist

Once you’ve reached your travel destination, you’ve likely felt pang or two of worry about how much the trip has already cost you – the pricey plane ticket, the costly new suitcase, the expensive hotel booking. Fear not, though! You can experience the new city, state, or country you’ve landed in for far less than what you’ve spent on getting there.

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Personal Finance