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4 Family-Friendly Winter Activities

Do not let winter and its colder temperatures bring you down. Winter is perfect for spending time with family and making memories you will all cherish forever. Here is a list of family-friendly winter activities sure to bring you all closer together. Bundle up and appreciate the season with these suggestions!

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3 Great Teas and Their Benefits

Drinking tea has long been associated with positivity, whether it’s sitting down for a cup with a close friend or having a hot mug handy to help when you’re feeling under the weather. There are so many different varieties of tea to try, many of which offer impressive benefits that make it well worth keeping the kettle on for a second sip.

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Fuel-Efficient Car Models That Aren’t Hybrids

The automotive industry is going the way of electrification. But for a variety of reasons, not everyone is quite ready to venture into the world of EVs, PHEVs, FCVs, or even simple hybrids. However, that doesn’t mean they don’t care about fuel economy. Fortunately, there are a number of traditional combustion-only cars you can buy that get plenty of mileage out of the gas you put in them. These are the top five.

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Can Crowdfunding Benefit Your Business?

In the ever-evolving landscape of business financing, crowdfunding has emerged as an innovative and compelling option for entrepreneurs and small business owners. Crowdfunding to raise capital involves reaching out to a broad audience, often through online platforms, to secure funding for business ideas, projects, or products. But can it truly benefit your business, and is it a viable option to explore?

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The Tax Benefits of Hiring Family Members

If you own a small business, hiring a family member is the same as hiring any other person — with a couple of important exceptions. When you employ your children or even your parents, you might be eligible for significant federal tax benefits. Once you’ve familiarized yourself with all the available perks, you’ll be ready to take full advantage of the ones you qualify for when tax time arrives.

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How Does a Debit Card Differ From a Credit Card?

Carrying a card for everyday purchases can make life much more convenient, but the question you have to ask before opening your wallet is which card you should use. Credit cards and debit cards will both allow you to pay for the things you need, but each offers unique functions that separate one from the other.

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Is Expired Food Safe to Eat?

If you’ve ever gone into the refrigerator or your pantry to find a food item and found that it’s past the expiration date on the container, you’ve played the game of deciding whether to take your chances or err on the side of caution. Best-by, use-by, or sell-by dates don’t necessarily mean that a food item is dangerous once they’re passed. By understanding what these dates mean and how they apply to different food types, you can make a more informed choice and cut down on food waste.

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5 Fun Facts About American Football

From youth leagues and high school to college and professional play, football reigns supreme in the United States. Every weekend during the fall, millions of Americans flock to stadiums and gather in front of television screens to root for their favorite teams and players. Whether you’re a dedicated fan or just in it for the tailgating, here are five fun facts to enrich your football viewing experience.

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