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Small Businesses With Class: How Teaching can Boost Your Bottom Line

Published March 14, 2012

Small businesses are boosting the bottom line and brand visibility by offering classes on everything from cupcake baking to pottery creation.
Niche Daily Deals: From Books to Hog Slaughtering, There are Deals for Everyone

Published March 09, 2012

Daily Deal sites like Groupon and Living Social aren’t the only players in the daily deal market anymore. Niche daily deal sites are helping consumers with specific interests find exactly what they want.
Don’t Expect Cheaper Airfare in Next Decade

Published March 09, 2012

Travelers can expect high ticket prices and crowded planes at least for the next 10 years, a new government report shows.
The Boomer's Guide to Divorce

Published March 07, 2012

Divorce rates have doubled for those entering their golden years, and for couples facing retirement, a separation can bring financial disaster.
Inn Business: More Baby Boomers Turn to Bed and Breakfast Ownership

Published March 02, 2012

Owning a B&B is an increasingly popular option for the over 50 set, but like any job, it’s not without a few headaches. Experts weigh in on the pitfalls and success stories—and whether it might be right for you.
The Cheapskate Guide: 6 Items to Splurge On

Published February 28, 2012

Everyone likes a bargain, but for some things, spending a little extra can mean a lot more safety and quality.
Higher Gas Prices Mean Smaller Cars?

Published February 24, 2012

With gas prices on a steady incline, consumers are flocking to smaller, more fuel-efficient vehicles.
Dad to Daughter: Your Wedding or My Retirement

Published February 24, 2012

The choice between your retirement and your daughter’s lavish wedding is a no-brainer. Here’s how to be honest about the budget with the bride to be.
Higher Learning for Less: Many Colleges Lower Tuition

Published February 17, 2012

The cost of college tuition has been on the rise for years, but in the face of a bad economy, many universities are offering discounts or tuition freezes to students looking for a bargain.
What the Mortgage Settlement Means for Homeowners

Published February 09, 2012

If you’re one of the millions of homeowners struggling with mortgage payments, the new $25 billion settlement could help you out, but don’t count on it making a big difference.

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Kathryn Tuggle Archive

Get updates from Kathryn Tuggle

Small Businesses With Class: How Teaching can Boost Your Bottom Line

Niche Daily Deals: From Books to Hog Slaughtering, There are Deals for Everyone

Don’t Expect Cheaper Airfare in Next Decade

The Boomer's Guide to Divorce

Inn Business: More Baby Boomers Turn to Bed and Breakfast Ownership

The Cheapskate Guide: 6 Items to Splurge On

Higher Gas Prices Mean Smaller Cars?

Dad to Daughter: Your Wedding or My Retirement

Higher Learning for Less: Many Colleges Lower Tuition

What the Mortgage Settlement Means for Homeowners

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