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5 Great Money Lessons I Learned From My Immigrant Parents
Chinese households save 30% of their disposable income (compared to 6% for Americans). Want to know our secret?
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5 Sneaky Ways Supermarkets Get You to Spend More
Want to know how grocery stores are parting you from your hard-earned cash? Learn about these supermarket psychology tricks.
How to Slow Down Your Fast-Paced Life
Don't let stress overwhelm you — instead, follow these steps to slow down your life.
Flashback Friday: 63 Delicious Ways to Enjoy Leftovers
Leftovers don't have to be a disappointing meal choice. Make those second-day meals as delicious as the first with these food hacks.
Too Good to Be True? How Trader Joe's Sells Affordable Goods
Trader Joe's fans love the store, and with good reason. But how do they manage to keep all of those great products so cheap?
Who Pays For the Bridesmaid Dresses When . . . ?
Figuring out who pays for the bridesmaids' dresses is tough, but depending on the situation, the rules are clear. Try this cheatsheet and good luck!
Best Money Tips: Ways to Kickstart Your Inner Cheapskate
Today we found some stellar articles on kickstarting your inner cheapskate, maximizing charity donations, and why you didn't get a promotion.
The Personal Finance Letter I'd Write to My Younger Self
If you could write a letter of personal finance advice to your younger, less money-smart self, what would you say?
Six Tips to Saving on Tax Preparation Fees
Paying taxes is bad enough. Could you be saving money on the preparation fees, too? I asked my C.P.A. to give a few tips.
Best Money Tips: Eat These Super Foods to Build Muscle and Lose Fat
Today we found articles on super foods that help you build muscle, ways to get the job when you’re overqualified, and DIY projects that will lower your heating bills this winter.
7 Money Moves You Will Always Be Thankful For
What are you most thankful for this year? Here are few financial matters to add to your fall cornucopia of gratitude.
Women and Wall Street: Is the Romance Gone?
The main players in Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps are men, as is the target audience. Being a woman who works in finance I’m left a bit dismayed — and as it turns out, I’m not al
Best Money Tips: Sneaky Fees That Are Costing You Thousands
Today we found some fantastic articles on sneaky fees that are costing you thousands, things to do before you refinance, and companies to email for coupons.
Best Money Tips: How to Get Cheaper Car Insurance
Today, we share the questions to ask to get cheaper car insurance, better (and faster!) ways to caramelize onions, easy home upgrades to do in the winter, and more!
6 Little Stressors You Can Easily Eliminate Today
Lots of little annoyances can add up to serious stress. Cut out those small sources of stress to fret less and enjoy life more.
Costs of Adding Ecommerce to Brick-and-Mortar Retailing
As your business grows, you’ll find that expanding via the web will be less expensive for certain P&L line items but require extra spending in other categories.
The Lifetime Value of a Customer
The lifetime value of a customer is a valuable tool for measuring the contribution a customer makes to the bottom line and a useful basis for developing marketing strategies.
Flexible Work, Works – Even for Hourly Employees
Flexible work schedules can boost employee morale and your bottom line.
Flashback Friday: 44 Ways to Effectively Resist Impulse Buys
Who can resist those sweet impulse buys at the checkout line or suggested buys online? You can!