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4 Important Homeowner Money Saving Tips

The expenses of owning a home just keep piling up. In addition to all the fixed expenses homeowners face, variable costs keep rearing their ugly heads at the worst possible times, like the broken water heater 2 days before Christmas. In these tough economic times, homeowners are ever looking for ways to save money without...

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3 Lesser-Known Ways of Raising Cash

When a person wants to borrow money, they will normally turn to their bank or other similar financial institution. Whilst this can represent some of the most affordable ways to finance, this type of funding will very often require an almost impeccable credit rating.  Sadly, this is something that an increasing number of people just...

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Personal Injury Law Explained

Personal injury has now become a booming business and the law surrounding PI claims is convoluted and complicated, however, there are ways of simplifying a claim and getting through the process swiftly and efficiently. Personal injury is defined legally as a person who has suffered harm to their body, mind, or emotions that has been...

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How to Save Money on Your Grocery Bill

Reducing grocery bills is a great way to save money and something that many are keen to explore in these recession-driven and cash-strapped times. It’s also a great way to reduce waste and the environmental impact on our households. The average family of four in America is said to waste $1,940 worth of food every...

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How the Super Rich Avoid Paying Taxes

We’ve all heard tell of billionaires who can’t be bothered to pay taxes. Yet, how are they able to accomplish such a thing? The top earners in America simply hire the best tax lawyers, who understand which tax loopholes are best able to keep money from going toward building roads and maintaining social security benefits....

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How NOT to Invest For Your Retirement

It is easy to get trapped into the wrong advice given by unscrupulous financial advisors trying to sell you what’s good for them and not for you. “No problem,” they say. “You will double your investment” they claim, and you end up believing in their figures and their smile. There is another truth. If you...

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