Bring empathy, understanding, and happier outcomes to important discussions and negotiations with this simple — but life-changing — conversational skill.
As part of introducing the new $100 that'll come out in February, the US Treasury is producing a video podcast, and the current episode is on spotting counterfeit notes.
Today we found some amazing articles on secrets to saving at the super market, affordable beach weddings, and things you should check before buying a used car.
Today, we give you advice from young millionaires, Halloween apps for spooky and safe fun, an intro to the What Not To Do list, and tips to help you negotiate medical bills.
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Improve Every Conversation With One Simple Tactic
Bring empathy, understanding, and happier outcomes to important discussions and negotiations with this simple — but life-changing — conversational skill.
This Is When You Should Borrow From Your Retirement Account
The usual advice is to never, ever borrow from a retirement account. Here are a couple of scenarios when it might be a good idea.
You Won't Believe How Good These Low-Calorie Desserts Taste
Get your sweet on without the guilt and fewer of the calories with these healthier alternatives to your favorite sweet treats.
20 Essential Life Hacks for Summer
Ready or not, summer is right around the corner. Beat the heat and have more fun with these essential summertime life hacks.
Turn Off Your Air Conditioning
Most people lack the skills for getting by without air conditioning. Here's a quick primer.
Jumpstart Your Job Search With Instagram
Instagram is a lot of fun, but it can also be used strategically to help you land your next job. Really!
What You Need to Start Flipping Items for Cash Online
You don't need a lot to start flipping stuff for cash — some of it you may already have!
The 5 Best Bluetooth Speakers
Audio aficionados rejoice! Great wireless speakers now exist to free up the way you can enjoy your music. Here are our picks for the five best.
7 Ways Immaturity Can Make You Happier and More Successful
While kids are sopping up lessons from their elders, adults would be wise to learn something in return. Here's what you can learn from kids.
Video on How to Spot Counterfeits
As part of introducing the new $100 that'll come out in February, the US Treasury is producing a video podcast, and the current episode is on spotting counterfeit notes.
Best Money Tips: Secrets to Saving at the Super Market
Today we found some amazing articles on secrets to saving at the super market, affordable beach weddings, and things you should check before buying a used car.
Stop Making These 7 Basic Budget Mistakes
If your budget keeps biting the dust, it might be because you're constantly making these basic mistakes.
8 Little Ways to Become More Present (and Love Your Life More)
In our go-go-go world, it's hard to step aside and catch a breath. Try these simple activities to refocus on both you and the world around you.
Best Money Tips: Be a Millionaire by 25
Today, we give you advice from young millionaires, Halloween apps for spooky and safe fun, an intro to the What Not To Do list, and tips to help you negotiate medical bills.
The 5 Best Coloring Pencils
Add a little color into your life with the right art supplies. Use any of these coloring pencils and brighten the pages in front of you.
Wages Are Rising — Here’s How to Get Your Cut
Believe it or not, wages are finally beginning to rise. Make sure your boat is rising with the tide by making some critical career moves.
6 Painless Ways to Split the Check
Whether you split the bill evenly or item by item, easily find out who owes how much — saving you a headache and your server some hassle.
Lessons Learned from New Year's Eves Gone Wrong
Benefit from my mistakes, and follow these tips to have a great New Year's Eve.
The 5 Best Rechargeable Batteries
Dislike having to constantly buy new batteries? These rechargeable batteries can keep the power flowing longer and save you a bit of cash as well.
What's Better: Less Debt or More Savings?
Does your high-interest debt count as an "emergency?" Well, yes, but not one worth draining your entire emergency fund.