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We have a winner in this season's Project Money contest. Their frugal efforts got them a handsome reward. More>>
how a car can drive you deeper into debt and why the lowest-interest credit card isn't necessarily the right one for you. project money is next. More>>
They don't teach money management in kindergarten, but that's not stopping a local five year old from helping mom and dad stick to their budget. More>>
In this week's Project Money report, Greg Jeschke tells us how one team has avoided over-spending over the holidays to reach a major milestone. More>>
Introducing the Project Money website, where you can follow the teams' progress and get great information for your own money plan. More>>
The Project Money teams are headed into the final month of their competition for $10,000. More>>
We look at the bottomlines for the Project Money teams as they move into the final two months of the competition. More>>
The Project Money teams share their strategies for saving money even when you think you've cut back all you can. More>>
Stressed-out about your financial future? You're not alone. Here's how one Project Money team suffered and coped with the anxiety of money stress. More>>
With just nine months to turn around their teams, the Project Money coaches don't mince words explaining how to make it happen. More>>
Sometimes the most valuable lessons are the most painful to learn. The Project Money teams share setbacks and solutions that you might be able to use. More>>
Controlling credit card debt is a top priority for the Project Money teams. More>>
A new job, new life and a big pile of old debt is how one of the Project Money teams is beginning his post-college career. More>>
A divorce and credit card debt are two big challenges facing one of the 2010 Project Money teams. More>>
Last year, a single mom from Madison earned ten thousand dollars by winning Project Money. Four new teams are now ready for their chance at ten grand; at the very least, they'll get some valuable advice. More>>
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