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Cross These 4 Items Off Your Year-End Investing Checklist

December 11, 2017

There's still time to slash your tax burden, boost your retirement savings and get a head start on investing wisely in 2018. For a simple checklist to save money and prepare your finances, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE

Why Do We Stress-Spend During The Holidays — And How To Stop

December 4, 2017

There are ways to get out of the vicious cycle of stress and debt and truly have a meaningful holiday. FOR FIVE WAYS TO STAY STRONG AGAINST STRESS-SPENDING THIS HOLIDAY SEASON, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE

Are You Doing Holiday Shopping Online? Avoid Becoming A Victim With These Tips

November 27, 2017

Miami-Dade police officers are warning stay-at-home shoppers to take some precautions before clicking the order button. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

Federal Employees Get Smith School Discount

November 20, 2017

The discount rate applies for admissions to online, executive and part-time MBA programs or to any of the school’s specialty master’s programs. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

The Smartphone App That Can Completely Change The Way You See Money

October 30, 2017

With the help of a SmartPhone app, one freelancer learned to "pay herself first" even when she wasn't sure about her income. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

Surprise! Four Things You Didn’t Know Were Taxable

October 23, 2017

There’s precious little time left to prevent unwelcome tax surprises next April. For four kinds of income that people routinely think they don’t have to report, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE

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