Today we found articles on small talk tips for introverts, what you need to consider when choosing workplace benefits, and how to make a carved pumpkin last longer.
If you are paid biweekly, you receive 26 paychecks a year. That is, twice a year, you receive three paychecks in a month. What if you mentally “skipped” those two extra paychecks?
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5 Ways to Embrace Having to Work in Retirement
Retirement isn't always a permanent send-off from the working world. If you have to return to the daily grind, there are actually some pluses.
Why You Should Never Buy Souvenirs
Souvenirs are a nightmare for the frugal traveler. From high markups to exploitative labor, souvenirs are a lousy way to bring travel memories home.
The Fiduciary Rule Is Under Review — How Will This Affect Your Investments?
The Trump administration is holding the fiduciary rule in limbo. How could this affect you and your retirement?
Are You a Hothead? 10 Things Patient People Never Say
Sometimes even the best of us lose our cool. If you find yourself belting out any of these phrases frequently — you may need to tone it down.
House Hunting? These Features Will Save You Big Over the Long Haul
When looking for the house of your dreams, these money-saving home features will bring you the most bang for your buck over time.
20+ Things You Need in Your House to Keep Your Family Safe
Home is where the heart is — and where your family should always be safe. Don't skimp on these basic home safety precautions.
Here's How Billionaires Are Preparing for the End of the World
If you're rich enough, you can live out the end of the world in true luxury.
6 Reasons to Love Your Bank
Banks (especially big banks) tend to be vilified in the media. But there are some very good reasons to be thankful we have them.
Best Money Tips: How to Make Small Talk When You're an Introvert
Today we found articles on small talk tips for introverts, what you need to consider when choosing workplace benefits, and how to make a carved pumpkin last longer.
Bigger Paycheck or Bigger Tax Refund — Which Should You Pick?
Usually planning your taxes for a small refund is best, but not always. Analyze your money psychology and your spending to make the right choice.
How to Manage a Family Member's Finances Long Distance
When an elderly relative needs your help managing their money, the miles between you don't have to be a burden.
4 Ways to Come Clean When You've Been Financially Unfaithful
Admitting your wrongdoings to a partner is hard. Add money to the mix, and that makes things even harder.
The 8 Best Cooking Apps to Make Mealtimes Manageable
Your smartphone may not slice and dice, but with these apps it can bring you recipes, meal plans, ingredient substitutions, and plenty more.
8 Totally Free Things You Can Sell on eBay
Odds are, you probably have one or more of these totally free items hanging around your house (or backyard). They can fetch a profit on eBay!
The Best Time of the Day to Do Everything
Are you a morning person or a night person? It might not matter. Discover how science says you should structure your day for the best results.
Trick Yourself into Saving More of Your Biweekly Paychecks
If you are paid biweekly, you receive 26 paychecks a year. That is, twice a year, you receive three paychecks in a month. What if you mentally “skipped” those two extra paychecks?
Food Going Bad Quickly? Here's How to Fix It
Spoiled snacks keep ending up in the trash? Stop wasting food (and cash!) by learning how to store it properly.
How to Not Be a Debt Slave
Getting into debt is easy — even recommended. Getting out of it — or avoiding it — is much more difficult. But it can be done.
The Simple Way to Decide Which Credit Card to Pay Off First
Don't just wing it. When credit card debt is piling up, one of these strategies can kick your repayment plan into high gear.
Here's What I Learned About Money After Using Acorns
I've never been good with money. But in just three months of using Acorns, I've gotten a whole lot better.