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Giving can lead to greater health and happiness. Here are four ideas to contribute your time, money, and talents.
Why giving more than you receive can lead to greater health and happiness.
Consider giving the gift of livestock to a family in need this holiday season.
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Learn how we spend our savings can increase our satisfaction in Happy Money: The Science of Happier Spending.
The author and financial expert shares the backstory of her book, Money: A Love Story, offers tips for honoring your values as you work your way out of debt, and explains the essential role loving yourself plays in the process.
Taking care of your finances is a key part of caring for yourself, says the author and financial educator.
The United States consumer debt in 2013 totaled 11.5 trillion dollars. That's $7,115 of debt per household.