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Where Your Treasure Is
Susan Mettes, Associate Editor at CT magazine, writes:
I have a clear early memory of first learning to ride a bike. When I had finally found enough balance ...
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25% Of Americans Have Holiday Debt from Last Year
For some shoppers, the upcoming holiday season may lead to piling on more debt. About 25% of Americans are still paying off holiday debt from 2022, according ...
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Affluenza: The All-Consuming Epidemic
John de Graaf and his co-authors report in their book, Affluenza: The All-Consuming Epidemic, that four million pounds of raw material, such as mined ...
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Americans Plan to Scale Back on Holiday Spending This Year
A Gallup poll taken back in October asked Americans to predict how much they’ll spend on Christmas gifts this year. The average came out to $805. ...
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Estate of Social Worker Leaves Millions to Charity
After Alan Naiman died of cancer at 63, he left most of his estate to a variety of charities serving children with various needs. This came as no surprise ...
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Millennials Are Spending More on Coffee than Retirement Plans
If you've ever had to wait in a long line at your local Starbucks, you probably already know—millennials spend a lot of money on coffee. But ...
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Librarian Leaves Millions of Dollars to University
Robert Morin, a cataloguer at the University of New Hampshire's library, "lived a simple, frugal life," complete with TV dinners and a car ...
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Profitable Waste
The lottery promotes the interesting moral notion that if people are inclined to waste their money, the government should make it fun for them. And take ...
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Bread and Silver
Wesley limited his expenditures by not buying the kinds of things generally considered essential for a man in his station of life. In 1776 the English ...
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Contentment Is Cheaper
The best way to make your old car run better is to learn the price of a new one.
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