A couple months ago I wrote about the pros and cons of extending and expanding the popular first time homebuyer tax credit which was due to expire on November 30th, 2009. I wrote
It's a sticky subject, but something that is very common. We're talking regifting, and with the economy making shopping new a little bit harder than last year, it's something that
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. We look at five yummy tax breaks that could have dire consequences, how to make the most scrumptious Italian beef stew, and how
How well do you know your Facebook friends? Beware: if you can’t easily pick them out of a crowd, then you might be barred access to your account the next time you travel.
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By most accounts, this is going to be a long recession, and we’re still on the downward slope. As a small business owner, you will be forced to make drastic moves to survive. As yo
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Standing at the intersection of company goals and employee-development needs is the opportunity to fulfill your business wish list through special projects.
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Homebuyer Tax Credit Extended and Expanded
A couple months ago I wrote about the pros and cons of extending and expanding the popular first time homebuyer tax credit which was due to expire on November 30th, 2009. I wrote
Ask the Readers: Have You Ever Re-Gifted?
It's a sticky subject, but something that is very common. We're talking regifting, and with the economy making shopping new a little bit harder than last year, it's something that
Best Money Tips: 5 Beloved Tax Perks with Ugly Downsides
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips roundup. We look at five yummy tax breaks that could have dire consequences, how to make the most scrumptious Italian beef stew, and how
How Well Do You Know Your Facebook Friends? Precautions for Travelers
How well do you know your Facebook friends? Beware: if you can’t easily pick them out of a crowd, then you might be barred access to your account the next time you travel.
Best Money Tips: Things Broke People Say
Today, we share the things that broke people, ways to boost your career, all-natural remedies to stress, and more!
Best Money Tips: Make Free Phone Calls Online
Today we found some great articles on how to make free phone calls online, tips to supercharge your body, mind, and soul, and the best times to buy certain items.
How Your Small Business Can Survive the Recession
By most accounts, this is going to be a long recession, and we’re still on the downward slope. As a small business owner, you will be forced to make drastic moves to survive. As yo
9 Tips for Working With a Virtual Assistant
Working with a remote employee is a unique situation and requires special handling. Here are 9 tips for working with your virtual assistant.
How to Deal with Tax-Deductible Receipts Quickly and Easily
How do you deal with tax-deductible receipts that you collect on the fly? Are they stuffed into your wallet until it becomes so distended that you are forced to do something abo
10 Dumbest Business Mistakes of 2009
These head-scratching moves will help keep our own business mistakes in perspective as we move into 2010. No matter how big your mistakes seemed last year, these 10 prove that y
Marketing to Women: Who's Doing It Right and Who's Not
Few companies have responded to women’s needs, even if this could mean more sales and access to an increasingly influential market.
Components of a Sales-Driven Credit Function
To accomplish your sales goals, create a credit function with these components.
Best Money Tips: De-stress At Your Desk
Today we found some great articles on ways to de-stress at your desk, how to succeed, and ways to be credit card smart.
How NOT to Run Your Family Business
Family businesses are a staple of our economy, so they're with us to stay. Here are some critical, and in some cases fatal, errors that a family business can make.
How to Use Projects to Develop Your Employees
Standing at the intersection of company goals and employee-development needs is the opportunity to fulfill your business wish list through special projects.
Ways That Small Businesses Get Ripped Off by Banks
Learn how to ensure that your new financial services help, and don't harm, your business's profits.
What’s in a Name? It Might be More Than You Bargained For
A good business name is hard to find and the limited supply Internet addresses makes it harder. Finding both a name and a URL, however, is just the beginning of the naming game.
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4 Business Tips That Can Save the World
Sustainable business is not just good for the environment. It's good for business. Really.
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