Americans will be paying 2% less on their payroll taxes in 2011. Instead of wasting that cash, use one or more of these ideas to make the most of your "bonus."
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Bad customers are costing you more than you realize. Here are some types of bad customers and techniques to get rid of them (without alienating your good customers).
Tell us if kids should get paid for chores and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card and a hilarious new book, "Blacklisted from the PTA."
From hiring your children to work in your business to careful end-of-life planning, you can help reduce the taxes that you (or your children) will owe.
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Buying used isn't just about finding antiques or quirky vintage clothes. From cost to quality, discover why buying used is often smarter than buying new.
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The 7 Scariest Big Purchases People Make
The big spend is only part of the reason these big purchases are such big scares.
6 Ways to Put Your 2011 Payroll Tax Break to Work
Americans will be paying 2% less on their payroll taxes in 2011. Instead of wasting that cash, use one or more of these ideas to make the most of your "bonus."
Paper Checks: Going, Going...Gone?
Are you ready to go totally electronic? Paper checks may be on their way out permanently. Learn what you need to know about making the switch.
20 Ways to Use Pool Noodles
Floaty, foamy pool noodles have a million and one uses. Here are 20 to get you started.
6 Things to Keep You Sane on a Plane
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Money-Saving Tricks I Learned Planning an Elopement
I always thought that eloping meant flying to Hawaii to get married on the beach with a hired witness. I was wrong, and now I'm saving tons of money.
Want to Buy a Home With No Money Down? Try a USDA Loan
Despite the recent economic crunch, consumers can still purchase homes with no money down through the USDA Rural Development program.
How to Avoid Getting Hired
Do you want a job? Are you sure? Because if you are doing any of these things, you won't get one.
Best Money Tips: Surprising Ways to Make Money Recycling
Today we found articles on surprising ways to make money recycling, free or cheap activities for adults this summer, and things to say to help someone calm down.
5 Financial Obstacles That Are Especially Tough for Women
For a few reasons — some unfair — women face obstacles to money that men do not. Learn about those obstacles — and learn how to overcome them.
Best Money Tips: Vacation Trends That Help You Save
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Get Rid of Bad Customers
Bad customers are costing you more than you realize. Here are some types of bad customers and techniques to get rid of them (without alienating your good customers).
How to Start a Business With Your 401(k)
Want to start your dream business but don't have the funds? There's a way to tap your 401(k) without the normal early withdrawal penalties.
Ask The Readers: Should Kids Get Paid For Doing Chores?
Tell us if kids should get paid for chores and we'll enter you in a drawing to win a $20 Amazon Gift Card and a hilarious new book, "Blacklisted from the PTA."
5 Financial Lessons Everyone Should Learn by Kindergarten
Kindergarten kids can — and should — understand these personal finance basics. So should the rest of us.
Life and Death: The Related Taxes, and How It Affects Your Family
From hiring your children to work in your business to careful end-of-life planning, you can help reduce the taxes that you (or your children) will owe.
Best Money Tips: Money Saving Tips For Parents
Today we found some awesome articles on money saving tips for parents, negotiating the raise you deserve, and alternative college housing options.
Best Money Tips: Sports on the Cheap
Today we found some great articles on ways to see the game without breaking the bank, things college students waste money on, and ways to spend less on bills.
6 Reasons Why Used Is Better
Buying used isn't just about finding antiques or quirky vintage clothes. From cost to quality, discover why buying used is often smarter than buying new.