Tennille Webster
HOT 500 Contributor: April 2011 | Tennille Webster is a free-lance writer and regular contributor to Yahoo! Finance, Yahoo! Shine, and is a Featured Contributor in the Lifestyle section, for both the Parenting and Dating & Relationships pages.
She is also an author of fiction living in Central Utah with her partner and shared children. Her fiction titles under various pen names include Paranormal Romance and Historical Romance. She is the recipient of the 2005 Utah Romance Writer of the Year Award and has been nominated for two Romantic Times Reviewer's Choice awards for her novels.
She is a lesbian mom of three beautiful, grown children and step-mother to four more teens. As a pagan and a lesbian, she brings a colorful, yet unbiased, view of many subjects as they relate to her own little corner of the universe. She is an ordained minister and wedding officiant for the pagan and secular communities.
Professionally, she has experience as an upper-level restaurant manager, paralegal, natural health store manager and international banking executive assistant.
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She is also an author of fiction living in Central Utah with her partner and shared children. Her fiction titles under various pen names include Paranormal Romance and Historical Romance. She is the recipient of the 2005 Utah Romance Writer of the Year Award and has been nominated for two Romantic Times Reviewer's Choice awards for her novels.
She is a lesbian mom of three beautiful, grown children and step-mother to four more teens. As a pagan and a lesbian, she brings a colorful, yet unbiased, view of many subjects as they relate to her own little corner of the universe. She is an ordained minister and wedding officiant for the pagan and secular communities.
Professionally, she has experience as an upper-level restaurant manager, paralegal, natural health store manager and international banking executive assistant.
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Thy Will Be DoneIf the Judeo-Christian god is more powerful than his arch-enemy, does it mean that he actually loves gay people and wants us to get married? -
Mom to Kids: Don't Go to CollegeMore and more college graduates are competing for jobs in the service industry and others can't find work at all. One mother doesn't encourage her children to focus on college and asks that they live at home instead. -
First Person: We're Buying the Grocery Store's 'Trash'The Freegan lifestyle is a worthy endeavor if you have the time and the inclination to get a little dirty. One writer and her family start small buy targeting items that will be discarded and asking for discounts.
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First Person: I Should Have Filed My Taxes on TimeThe IRS requires you to pay your taxes by the April deadline, but what are the penalties if you don't file for a refund?Also published on:
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First Person: My Slow and Steady Small Business Growth PlanAre you thinking of opening a small retail business but you don't have the capitol to get it off the ground? One woman has been preparing for her grand opening for years, and her slow and steady creation is about open grandly.
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I hate my child's dress codeIs it the government's job to tell people how to express themselves? Or should parents be the final frontier when it comes to a child's right to dress how they choose? -
My neighbor wants to raise my child!Community parenting is a great thing, within limits. Here are a few tips to helping the village raise a child.
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First Person: Choosing to Pay MoreIn a prefab world of consumer goods manufactured by robots and packaged by drones, I look for hand-made, hand-crafted and perfect means less than perfect.
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Beating the guilty parent trapWorking for a living can sometimes interfere with living. When it comes to our children, parents need to reevaluate priorities from time to time.
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Can You Choose Your Children's Friends?Your 17-year-old daughter just got a letter from a boy in jail... what do you do? For one writer, all it took was a walk down memory lane to when her first daughter used to write letters from jail to remember that everyone needs love. -
A blended holiday: Yuletide joyWhat do you get when you mix a Pagan Witch with a Mormon Christian who both happen to be women, and a passel of shared children who all believe something a little different? A household full of merriment no matter what you call December 25. -
Author Ginny Scales-Medeiros Asks, "What is Normal?"Born into poverty and abuse, Ginny Scales-Medeiros has proven that determination and ambition applied to a dream for something better can make all the difference. -
Stepping in to Protect Our Children from Their BulliesIs it the responsibility of parents to protect their children from bullies? A mother of 7 shares her experiences with bullies, big and small. -
3 Tips for Making Every Kiss CountA kiss is just a kiss? One working mom doesn't think so, no matter how busy she is. A kiss is way more than a kiss. A kiss says, "I love you." -
Are You Entitled to Spousal Support?Spousal support isn't as complicated as it can appear to be.
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First Person: Getting Laid Off Was One of the Best Things That Ever Happened to MeGetting laid off can be emotionally damaging and a serious bruise to the ego. Handling a layoff and getting back on track can mean more than simply finding another job.
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Is it OK to tell your mate a little white lie?Honesty and honest, loving support go hand-in-hand in a true relationship. What happens if the truth hurts? -
First Person: Not All For-Profit Degrees Are Created EqualA young woman studies a career she doesn't know at a school she didn't research thoroughly enough and has paid the price.
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Thanksgiving is more than giving thanksIn one family, Thanksgiving marks the beginning of a season for giving back, no matter if there is any money.
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First Person: Learning From My Failed BusinessPick something you love to do before you decide on a business venture, and if possible, consider working alone.
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First Person: What I Learned as a First Time Home SellerDisclosing even small details during the sale of real property can save you money in the long run.
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First Person: What I Wish I Knew Before Renting Out My HomeWhether renting a house or a room, think about what it means when you rent to friends.
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First Person: Bouncing Back After BankruptcyThree tips to help you recover after filing bankruptcy from someone who has been there, done that.
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First Person: Something From Nothing: My $0 BusinessUnemployed and without any resources, a woman takes knowledge and ingenuity to create a business with no funds.
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Barbie got inked! Call the culture cops!Barbie has had a good and bad reputation over the years, and some parents are more than miffed at her latest incarnation that includes more than one tattoo.
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Heartbeat Informed Consent Act by Michele BachmannMaking the decision to have an abortion is not easy. New legislation will make that decision even harder and more stressful if Michele Bachmann has her way. -
Hank Williams Jr: Obama is to HitlerDid Hank Williams Jr. really call Obama "Hitler"? -
Boston Mayor: I Will Not Tolerate Civil DisobedienceAmerican flags in the dirt. Stolen property. Raucous demonstrations of civil power. No, it was the protesters in Boston who did all this. It was the Boston police department acting on orders from the Mayor. -
3 Dating Rules You Should Never BreakNobody really likes rules. But there are a few rules that are meant to protect us from ourselves, and from each other. Red means stop. Green means go. And never date your best friend's ex. -
Herman Cain on the View: Being Gay is a ChoiceHerman Cain says that being gay is a choice. One lesbian writer says he is wrong and that saying as much in a national venue while running for president is dangerous. Shame on you, Mr. Cain. -
3 stereotypes about witchcraft and why they are not trueModern witchcraft still relies on certain tried and true principals for one practicing witch, but chances are, you won't find her wearing a pointed hat or striped socks if you try to drop a house on her. What is really it like to be a modern day witch? -
Are gay couples held to a higher standard?Are gay people ambassadors of their sexual orientation? Do gay people have a responsibility to act in a certain way when it comes to 'family' venues? A passenger on a Southwest Airlines flight thinks so, but a lesbian writer suggests differently.
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3 Reasons to Vaccinate Your Daughters for HPVHPV is a sexually transmitted virus that can cause genital warts or cervical cancer in its various strains. Here are 3 reasons why you should vaccinate your daughters, even if she is not sexually active.Also published on:
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Why I do not celebrate Halloween - and I'm a pagan!Halloween has been celebrated as a secular holiday for so many years, many have forgotten its origins and true significance. Some Christians berate the holiday as devil worship, injecting their own beliefs, while many pagans still honor the old ways.Also published on:
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My Career as a ParalegalWorking in the legal profession is rewarding, but stressful.
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My Career in the Healthcare IndustryWorking in the healthcare industry, specifically the insurance and billing side of things, opened my eyes to the truth about money and medicine. Some aspects make sense, and others make you cry.
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Can Parenting Styles Ruin Your Marriage?I've been a single-parent, step-parent, co-parent and mother of a step-parented child. What have I learned? When to stand up, and when to stand back.
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Lane Bryant is a Lesbian and One Million Moms Are Ticked at ABC's DWTSLane Bryant's Fall 2011 catalog takes the heat for dressing down and Dancing with the Stars is promoting the gay agenda according to the religious right.
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When parents and step-parents do not agreeMy partner and I have very different parenting styles. The children, however, are hers and I had to learn how to parent less and respect her decisions.
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The Dangers of Sending Mixed Messages to Our KidsAs parents, we make decisions for our children every day. We mold them into decent human beings by behavior a certain way and setting the standards. We also send mixed messages. Is there a danger to children when they see us for the humans we are?
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Michele Bachmann to Trade Air Force One for Greyhound BusIn a conversation at a Town Hall meeting in South Carolina, Michele Bachmann indicates that Air Force One might be a little excessive and arrogant. She would travel by bus!
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Is it OK to drug-test your children's friends?Drug testing for specific compounds is quick, easy and relatively cheap. Does that make it OK to insist that your children's friends subject themselves to testing just to "hang out" with your child?
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Do you miss your children when they go back to school?Back-to-school... pencils, rulers, big yellow buses. Your little angels will be away for several hours each day, so shouldn't you miss them... just a little?
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Does homosexuality belong in the public schools curriculum?Anti-gay forces are appalled that some public school curriculum are inclusive of gay families. Is teaching acceptance of all humans and promoting understanding of non-traditional families harmful to students of any age?
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My ex-husband would benefit from marriage equality, and he's not gay!A lesbian can't understand why her ex-husband is against marriage equality. It could save him thousands of dollars per year.
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Alford Plea for the Memphis 3What is an Alford Plea, and how does it affect innocence or guilt in America? It means that 3 boys who may have been wrongly convicted of murder 18 years ago walk out of a courtroom fully grown and free.
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Christine O'Donnell: Troublemaker for Piers MorganChristine O'Donnell is synonymous with many things, including masturbation, witchcraft and failed political campaigns. She has added "Troublemaker" to the list, and that's not just the title of her new book.
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Advocating for your LGBTQ child may save his lifeChildren who are rejected by their parents for their sexual identity are eight times more likely to attempt suicide. Here are 5 behaviors that can protect your child from that horrible fate.
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5 ways you are rejecting your LGBTQ child and you don't even realize itA recent study finds that some rejecting parents of gay children don't know they are harming their child. They are trying to help.
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Would you put your child at risk by driving erratically?Driving over a mountain pass, a woman chooses to feed her infant in the back seat while sitting behind the wheel.
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Nancy Grace Wants to Kill the Constitution for Baby Kate PhillipsWhen a caller calls for torture of murder suspects to get to "the truth", Nancy Grace agrees.
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On the Road to Equality in Salt Lake City -- Really?Utah is home to the Mormon Church and 5000 same-sex households (make that: families), according to the latest census. The HRC chose Utah as the inaugural stop on a tour of America, and we are happy they did.
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What is the proper etiquette when a friendship ends on excruciatingly bad terms?Have you ever been wrongfully fired and your ex-boss seems to think you still like her? What about your BFF's soon-to-be-ex-husband? There is a rule about how to connect with these particular former relationships, and it involves not connecting at all.
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5 things every baby daddy needs to knowParenting is a huge responsibility. An experienced mother and grandmother takes a look at what "daddy daycare" is not.
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Can you help your BFF get divorced?Divorce can be one of the darkest times of a woman's life. Having a best friend to lean on can make the difference between making the right choices or making the wrong ones.
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Gambling is a Great Way to Spend My Entertainment DollarCan't afford a movie? Viva Las Vegas!
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Why I Won't Keep Money in the BankKeeping money in the bank should be a safe concept, but forces in Washington and unscrupulous bank employees have put me on the defensive.
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Tips for Successful ACH PracticesMoney has been reduced to bits and bytes in the new, global economy. Remember that your debit card represents real dollars and cents when you're paying through the ACH.
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First Person: Why I Choose to Auto Pay Certain BillsThere are people who pay all of their bills every month. I am not one of those people. However, certain bills must be paid, so auto payments are a great way to go.
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First Person: Sharing Cars to Save MoneyOwning a car is expensive. Arranging to share cars with our friends saves all of us money.
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Alternative to Day Care ... It's Called a BabysitterDaycare is expensive, but much of it is unnecessary. One couple saved hundreds of dollars per month by hiring a babysitter, instead.
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Is it really the grandparents' job to spoil your kids?After decades of raising children, it is the grandparents' right to spoil their grandchildren almost to the point of delirium. So let it be written... so let it be done.
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Tough love means disciplining until it hurtsA mother reveals times when it is OK to use corporal discipline and the true meaning of hurt when it comes to parenting.
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Does your child engage in emotional blackmail?Children will do whatever it takes to get their way, and teens can be brutal with their use of emotional blackmail. As parents, it's our job 'not to care.'
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How to help your drug-addicted BFFHelping a friend kick the habit might mean stepping away and letting her see everything she has to lose.
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How We Are Preparing for Short Term Economic CollapseIt doesn't take a major event of biblical proportions to take away basic services in the short term. Is your family ready? Ours is.
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Why Children Should Always Visit Their Other ParentChildren must be allowed to continue long-term relationships with both of their parents. Money issues are between the grown-ups and your children are not bargaining chips.
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Does a Parent Need Alone Time Away From the Kids?PAT (Parent Alone Time) is necessary for one mother who uses it to be a better parent in the long run.
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Boys can't hit girls, but girls can, right?Nearly 50% of women in lesbian partnerships report domestic violence on at least one occasion. A gay rights advocate and lesbian writer explains how we are different, and how we are the same, as straight couples.
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Why I Don't Want "Gay Marriage"Gay marriage is a hot button in today's society. A lesbian writer shares her reasons why "gay marriage" makes no sense, and marriage equality is the truer answer.
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Repent You Sinners! Reject the "Gay Lifestyle"!A lesbian writer explains how "gay lifestyle" became a catchphrase and why the term itself should be avoided by members of the LGBTQ community and their allies at all costs.
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Let Freedom Ring, Unless You're GayAnd so the fight begins in New York. The National Organization for Marriage promises to mount a remix of the Prop 8 fight in California on the sidewalks of New York. Shame on them!
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The Number of Gay People in America Is Surprisingly Hard to MeasureHow many gay people are in America? The world? Learning this particular statistic is harder than one might think. A lesbian writer explains why this is so, and how it can change.
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Fact: There is No Justice System in the United StatesCasey Anthony continues to be tried in the press and the court of public opinion even though she has been found not guilty of killing her daughter, Caylee. The fact is the legal system worked. Here's why.
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Would You Ever Marry More Than One Person at a Time?If DOMA is repealed and marriage equality comes true... what's next? Polygamy? A lesbian writer asks the question: so what?
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Mothers, Kiss Your BabiesThe death of a child is never easy to understand. Remembering him teaches us to love more every day.
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NY Sen. Ruben Diaz Will Attempt to Have First Gay Marriages Annulled, Declares WarSen. Diaz, an outspoken opponent of marriage equality, says the marriages Sunday in New York are illegal and should be annulled. This writer says: Tacky!
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First Person: Our Budget-Friendly Date NightsDate night is far from a frivolous expense when you're trying to keep your romance a priority, but economic times may create the need for an adjustment.
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Maggie Gallagher Wants to Eliminate the First AmendmentMaggie Gallagher is concerned about the redefining of the relationship between Judeo-Christianity and the Constitution.Also published on:
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The Slippery Slope of Marriage Equality, Part IIThe National Organization for Marriage offers advice and a free brochure to those who need help fighting the good fight against marriage equality. A lesbian freelance writer answer each talking point.
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The Slippery Slope of Marriage EqualityPart I of a series of articles debating the National Organization of Marriage's stance on marriage equality and the damage they claim it will foster on "traditional" marriage.
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Witchcraft for Beginners and ChristiansA practicing witch shares her perspective about common misconceptions concerning witchcraft, paganism and the persecution suffered at the hands of pop-culture and the religious right.
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First Person Stories: I Am a PaganPaganism is not a religion, but a term to describe anyone who is not of the 3 major churches; Jewish, Christian and Islam.
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Talking Shop - When Your Best Friend Comes Out as LesbianYour best friend has just told you she is a lesbian. How do you talk to her? What do you say? An out-and-proud lesbian shares a few easy-to-follow rules about what to say, and what not to say.
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Why You Can't Vote on Whom I Choose to MarryNew York will soon have the rights of marriage equality. A NOM survey says the people should decide, not the legislature on matters of marriage. One lesbian writer explains why the matter should never come to a popular vote.
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2011 Fourth of July Events in Carbon County, UtahSummertime in Utah means fun for the whole family, especially in July! Fourth and Twenty-Fourth of July activities for the whole family!
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Favorite LGBT Movie Quotes and Why They Are Words to Live ByA lesbian writer honors her fellows with 5 of her all-time favorite quotes from LGBT movies in honor of June 2011 Pride Month.Also published on:
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3 common mistakes LGBT parents make when coming out to their childrenHow you choose to come out to your children will depend upon age, emotional maturity and how well you know your kids.
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3 mistakes newly-single moms who date make with their daughtersDating when you have kids can be a font for bad examples, mistakes and mixed messages. Here are 3 tips to making sure your children stay safe when you start dating again.
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3 reasons to act your age when datingConfessions of a Cougar... and why she fell in love with someone her own age, thank you very much.
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First Person: 3 Simple Ways I Save Money at the Grocery StoreSaving money can be easy and fun with just a little planning.
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Should you care about your kids' manners anymore?Are manners as important as they used to be?
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How tough is too tough when raising teenagers?When teens start thinking for themselves, it's up to parents to put things into perspective when it comes to setting rules.
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Is drinking in front of your children bad parenting?Should parents drink in front of their kids? How much is too much? What example does it set? One mother believes that drinking responsibly in front of her children sets a good example, not a bad one.
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Are you the other woman?Balancing relationships in non-monogamous lifestyles means having strong ethics and doing what is right for one woman.
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3 Reasons Why You Should Never Keep Money Secrets From Your SpouseHiding the state of your financial well-being from a Spouse can cause emotional bankruptcy.
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Do as I Say, Don't Do as I Do: Is it Okay to Treat Children like Children?When is it okay to be an adult in front of your child? Every day, says one mother.
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Ten Things Your Drive Thru Attendant Won't Tell YouA former fast-food restaurant manager explains the ins-and-outs of drive thru etiquette.
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NY Republicans Taking a Stand to Derail Gay MarriageThere are two very different marriages recognized in the US. One has absolutely nothing to do with the Judeo-Christian God and everything to do with civil rights.
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3 Warning Signs You Should Call Child ServicesAre you a neighbor, teacher, or friend to someone with small children? What is society's level of responsibility where the welfare of children is involved?
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Pros and Cons of Reverse MortgagesA reverse mortgage can be a healthy financial decision for many retired people, but not without some risk.
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3 Reasons You Should Never Lie on Your ResumeA former human resources hiring manager explains why lying on your resume can do more harm than good.
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The Right Coach Can Help You Win the Retirement GameRetirement coaches offer more than just financial planning.
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No Mortgage After Retirement: Check Out RVingWhen retirement comes knocking, the last thing you want is a hefty mortgage payment every month. Full time RVing offers a chance to live a little, without paying a lot.
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Oral Care Tips for the Whole Family: From Dad to the DogTaking proper care of you teeth can save you money; taking care of your dog's teeth can save his life.
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Learning the ancient secrets of golf with my dad and uncle: 'Playing the back nine'The secrets of golf are as long and varied as the courses themselves. I learned one such secret when I was just a girl.Also published on:
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3 relationship deal-breakers that don't have to beShould all serious relationship problems end an otherwise loving partnership? Not always according to some women.Also published on:
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Local Summer Festivals in Carbon County, UtahSummer means fun and family in Carbon County, Utah.
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How I Prepared for the Closing of My Small BusinessClosing a business can be confusing. Here are a few simple tips to help in the process.
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Why I give my teens permission to make mistakesTeens will make mistakes and bad choices. How we help them through difficult times can help them become responsible adults.
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First Person: Learning Frugality the Hard WayWith the years comes wisdom and, sometimes, regret. Learn a few down-to-earth financial lessons from one who learned to be frugal the hard way.
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Sarah Palin Says America is ExceptionalAmerica is exceptional according to would-be 2012 presidential candidate Sarah Palin, but what does that mean exactly? A gay American puts it in perspective this Memorial Day.
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Former Military: Transitioning from a Military Budget to a Civilian BudgetLeaving the military can be a culture shock, and a financial shock as well. Preparation and planning can make all the difference.
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Does Marriage Really Mean Forever?Would couples be better off if marriages had a time limit?
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Running tracks in Price, Utah: Stay in shape this summerPut on your running shoes and head over to CEU if you're looking for a great track to keep in shape this summer.
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5 signs he doesn't really love youAre you wondering about your new man? Are secrets and mysterious phone calls making you wonder if he's really the one? Here are 5 signs that he's not.
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Would I lie for money to feed my child? You betchaLying about Botox injections for an 8-year-old girl is far from the worst things mothers have done to earn money.
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First Person: The Business Cost of TheftDoes stealing effect everyone? A common sense look at the cost of theft for the average person.
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Outdoor pools in Price, UtahSpend your summer hanging out poolside, and catch some waves at Price City's Desert Wave Pool.
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Swimming lessons in Carbon County and Emery County, UtahSwimming lessons aren't just a luxury. For safety reasons, they are an important childhood ritual. Find swimming lessons in Carbon and Emery County, Utah.
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First Person: Is It Time for the Joint Account?There is a time to share money when you're in a relationship, and there is a time to change the pin number on your bank card. How do you know the difference?
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First Person: Letting Go of My Childrens' FinancesA mother balances her own control issues with money with the needs and desires of her children.
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3 Things You Should Never Take Away from Your ChildrenGrounding our children should more about teaching than torture. Here are three things that should be off the table when it comes to discipline.
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First Person: When Health Insurance Doesn't Make Financial SenseWith the cost of medical care skyrocketing, it seems that insurance isn't really insurance anymore. A part-timer debates whether the cost is even worth the benefit.
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How important is quality time with our children?Balancing work and home life can be a challenge. One mother learns from her own mistakes ... there's never too much quality time.
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2011 Family Fun Runs/5Ks in Salt Lake CityWalk, jog, run, skate, or wheel your way to family fun with these Fun Runs and 5Ks in Salt Lake City.
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Easy Family Hiking Trails Near Salt Lake CityDiscover a love for hiking in even the youngest members of your family with these easy hiking trails near Salt Lake City.
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Top Ice Cream Shops in Salt Lake CityFind several varieties of cool summer treats with these top ice cream shops in Salt Lake City.
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Why Would Glenn Beck Attack Meghan McCainGlenn Beck attacks Meghan McCain for appearing "nude" in a skin cancer PSA on Style.
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Illinois School Terrorizes Students with Fake Gunman DrillA school in Orangeville, Ill., terrorizes students with a mock school shooting to determine how the kids would react to such an event.Also published on:
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Family Volunteer Opportunities in Salt Lake CityVolunteering helps everyone, including the volunteers themselves. Volunteering as a family is a great way to build relationships and teach your children the greatest gift is given, not received.
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Summer 2011 Outdoor Movies in Salt Lake CitySummertime offers plenty of free family fun in Salt Lake City. Pack up the family and head downtown for some great outdoor movies.
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First Person: Why I Refuse to Pay for My Child's College EducationA college education should be earned by the student, not obliged by the parents. One mother refuses to pay for her children to attend college.
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A Simple Trick for Managing My Checking Account BalanceThis simple trick for keeping your checking account balance in the black can save fees and embarrassment at the register.
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Is Parenting Defined Only by Blood?Birth parenting, step-parenting, and parenting by proxy are all roles I cherish, and there is no difference between any of them.
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Advice to my daughters for rape preventionRape is a serious problem in our society and arming our girls with clear knowledge about how to protect themselves is a powerful tool.
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Inexpensive Family Day Trips from Salt Lake CitySalt Lake City is a great place to live, but sometimes, we just have to get away. Think South and find your way to Castle Country, where several day trips can help you enjoy the summer, and even beat the heat.
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2011 Fourth of July Events in Salt Lake CityThe Fourth of July means fun, sun and fireworks all over our great nation. Salt Lake City and surrounding areas offers some of the best vistas around, and a few great voices, too!
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Best Picnic Spots in Salt Lake CityPicnics can be fun, exciting, and urban in Salt Lake City. Whether you're looking for a hike or a leisurely afternoon watching the clouds go by, Salt Lake has it all.
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3 Free Summer Festivals in Salt Lake CitySalt Lake City provides art, culture and diversity with free festivals throughout the summer. Here are 3 choices for summer fun for the whole family.
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Should NBC Fire "Birther" Donald Trump?The Donald is spending his time prior to filming his new season of a pseudo-reality TV show by "campaigning" for president. Should this disqualify him from the entertainment division?Also published on:
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Are Gay Couples Happier Than Straight Couples?The results of a 12 year study of gay and lesbian couples answers basic questions about whether homosexual relationships are different than straight relationships.
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Best Public Swimming Pools in Salt Lake CityWater slides and more are available around the valley this summer, at prices that won't break the bank.
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My daughter's prom for under $300Renting a limo, a tux, flowers, dinner... the list of prom expenses goes on. Find out how you can save hundreds by making just a few adjustments.
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Summer Concerts in Salt Lake City for the Whole FamilyLooking for great summer concerts for the whole family? Check out these free venues happening all summer.
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Best Family Friendly Sporting Events in Salt Lake CitySalt Lake City offers several professional or semi-pro sporting events all summer. Check out this list and then take the family to the ballpark.
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8 Affordable Activities for Father's Day in Salt Lake CityFather's Day is fun and exciting in Salt Lake City. Take a look at 8 affordable ideas to say thanks to the World's Greatest Dad.
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Supporting Your TwixterIn Japan, adult children who live off their parents are called Parasite Singles. Is the new generation of failure-to-launch children causing a blight on families?
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5 Things You Should Not Do When Your Child Tells You He is GayEach year, tens of thousands of teens are made homeless by their own parents, simply because they have the courage to come out of the closet. Here are 5 things you should never do.
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Smartphones Tracking and Storing User LocationsYour smart phone may be smarter than you think. Files stored on your phone reveal exact locations to anyone.
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Is Teen Pregnancy Glamorized by Television?Teens no longer see pregnancy as a stigma or challenge, thanks to the media.
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Do-it-yourself ideas for promProm is looming and so is your budget. Make your daughter's big day special with these do-it-yourself tricks.
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My best Mother's Day memoriesSome good, some not so good; all Mother's Days memories are treasured.
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First Person: The Hidden Costs of Not Buying Car InsuranceDo you think car insurance is optional? Think again.
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First Person: The Hidden Costs of Buying a CarAre you looking to buy a new car? Keep these hidden costs in mind when deciding how much new car you can afford.
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When your son becomes your daughterCharli is a teen girl trapped in the body of a teen boy. Gender Identity Disorder affects the whole family, as well as the trans-youth involved.
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First Person: How I Stay Entertained on a BudgetLiving on a budget? Still want to have a good time? Here are ideas that can fill those idle hours without breaking the bank.
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Summer Rules: Guidelines for Your TweenEndless calls to the office? Tweens who can't seem to make their own choices while your at work? Setting a few ground rules can make all the difference.
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How Late is Too Late: Your Child's CurfewWhat time is reasonable for a teenager to be home? The answer comes down to trust and life experience.
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Is my teen daughter pregnant?A former teen mom shares her experience with her parents and how they helped her through a difficult time.
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Is my teen daughter too close to her boyfriend?A mother laments the attachment between her daughter and ... that boy.
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First Person: Are Small Appliances Increasing Your Electric Bill?Some appliances you may not have considered are draining your wallet while they drain power. Convenience and special features are bleeding you dry.
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First Person: Staying Sane in My Family BusinessWorking and living with family can be stressful. Here are tips how I keep the peace, and my sanity.
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10 Things to Remember When Interviewing for a JobCompetition for jobs is brutal. Here are 10 tips from an experienced hiring manager to help you in the trenches.
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Alternative for Donating Money in Salt Lake CityThe economic crunch has made donating to worthy causes more difficult. Check out several volunteer opportunities in Salt Lake City as an alternative to writing a check.
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Best Family Activities for Memorial Day in Salt Lake CityPack a lunch and relax at several venues in Salt Lake City on Memorial Day.
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Planning a Family Staycation in Salt Lake CityWith the cost of gas on the rise, even a short road-trip can break the bank. Save that money and put it into family fun instead. Here are a few tips to get you planning.
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Best Outdoor Summer Activities in Salt Lake CityLooking for outdoor fun with your family? Salt Lake City has plenty to offer!
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8 Family Activities for Mother's Day in Salt Lake CitySpending fun family time on Mother's Day doesn't have to break the bank. Check out these 8 activities for Mother's Day in Salt Lake City.
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Top 5 Family Parks in Salt Lake CitySalt Lake City is full of great parks where you and your family can play.
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5 Free Family Activities in Salt Lake CitySummer is coming and we've put together a short list of must-do free family activities in Salt Lake City.
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8 Family Friendly Restaurants in Salt Lake CityFinding an affordable, family friendly restaurant that doesn't have a ball pit in the dining room can be a challenge. Here are 8 places that will fill your tummy without emptying your wallet.
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Affordable Easter Activities in Salt Lake CityLooking for fun activities for your whole family this Easter? Check out venues from one end of the valley to other... all with a family budget in mind.
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Animal Shelters in Salt Lake City Match Families with PetsAdopting a pet can save hundreds on the initial costs of buying a pet for your family.
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Affordable Easter Brunch in Salt Lake CityFive locations in Salt Lake City where families can brunch on Easter morning.
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The Pagan History of EasterPagans and Christians the world over share a common tradition tied to the Spring Equinox and the everlasting cycle of life.
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10 Tips for Affordable Living in Salt Lake CitySaving money doesn't mean you have to sacrifice everything. These tips can help you save money while still enjoying all the city has to offer.
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First Person: How to Be a Great TenantBeing a great renter is a responsibility that should be taken to heart.
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First Person: Storing Our Unused Vehicles to Save on InsuranceAre you insuring a car that you only drive in the summer? A truck you only drive in the summer? Save by "storing" it with your insurance carrier.
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McDonalds National Hiring Day: Are You Lovin' It?An experienced Assistant Manager for Micky D's offers insight into landing a job at Ron's place.
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10 Tips for Disciplining Your TeenA mother of seven shares 10 tips for being a fair and effective parent.
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How to Fire an Employee the Right WayFiring an employee is never easy, but doing it wrong can cost you down the line.
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Qualities of an Effective ManagerA ten-year manager in the service industry shares what she's learned about effective leadership.
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Questions to Ask Before You RentFind out before you rent if a property is behind on taxes, has flooding issues, or is located in a crime-filled neighborhood.
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Pros and Cons of Credit CardsCredit cards can provide benefit to and destroy your credit rating. Caution: You're in the Credit Zone!
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First Person: Are Grocery Store Loyalty Cards Worth It?A look at targeted savings and loyalty programs.
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The Morals of Gay Parenting Part IA Lesbian parent gives insight into the special needs of raising children in a GLBTQ household.
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The Morals of Gay Parenting Part 2A lesbian step-mom discusses the issue of sharing children with their straight father.
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First Person: Gas Prices Got You Down? Just Sell the CarChoosing to not own a car saves thousands of dollars per year.
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Talk Isn't Cheap: Saving on Your Cell PhoneA former cell phone salesperson talks about saving on your monthly bill.
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Saving Money on New Cars is Easier Than You ThinkHow to save thousands on a new vehicle.
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First Person: Keeping Track of Your Money When You're BrokeNot enough money to balance? Keep a close eye on what you have.
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Child Support: What You Need to KnowSeveral key perspectives regarding child support should be taken into account on the issue of child support.
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First Person: You've Been ServedFour important steps to take if you've been served with a creditor lawsuit.
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The Truth About Unwed MotherhoodTrue life experiences of an unwed mother who learned that marriage doesn't matter.
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Charlie Sheen Sheds New Light on Old LifestyleThe more the merrier. What's not to love? New attention to poly lifestyles bring increased awareness and some acceptance.
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Top Karaoke Bars in Price, UtahIf you like karaoke, check out these spots in Price, Carbon County, Utah
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The 2011 Academy Awards Brought Tears, Laughs"Laughter through tears is my favorite emotion," ~ Truvy, Steel Magnolias. This also sums up the 2011 Academy Awards for one viewer.
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Is She Too Young for a Checking Account?Sixteen: Have plastic, will travel. When is it appropriate to have a checking account.
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Three Worst Ways to Borrow Money on a BudgetA brief examination of the 3 worst ways to borrow money when you're living on a tight budget.