Whether you've landed a new job or your current one is awful, follow these steps to ensure that when you leave, you're covered financially and emotionally.
Today we found some great articles on common travel scams and how to avoid them, what it really costs when you dine out at work, and ways to increase your miles per gallon.
Hold onto your hats. (Or should that be dollars?) The Amero is coming. I’ve heard a lot of talk over the last few years about a new currency called the Amero that will replace dollars and pesos.
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Today we found some great articles on ways to organize your life and save money, how to ask for a promotion, and ways to make your batteries last longer.
I'm not one to advocate for a boycott of caffeine or anything. But, if you're already thinking about quitting caffeine, here are some reasons, and methods, for doing so.
Personal-finance experts often recommend having 3-6 months' worth of living expenses saved and easily accessible. In his July 1, 2007 Getting Going column ("Popular Advice
Today we found articles on must-have tools for households that like to DIY, food items you should stop buying and make instead, and beginner tips for raising backyard chickens.
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9 Ways to Make Money From Holiday Gifts You Don't Want
Not sure what to do with the toe socks you got from Aunt Sally? Turn those and the rest of your unwanted holiday gifts into cash!
What to Do When You Want to Quit Your Job
Whether you've landed a new job or your current one is awful, follow these steps to ensure that when you leave, you're covered financially and emotionally.
14 Crock-Pot Dishes to Serve at Your Next Party
Your slow cooker already makes weeknight meals a snap. Why not rely on the same ease and convenience to help you feed your party guests?
7 Easiest Ways to Catch Up on Retirement Savings Later in Life
If your retirement savings are off to a late start, you aren't alone. A few smart money moves can help you catch up.
3 Steps to Building More Buzz About Your Business
If you want to people to sit up and take notice of your business, you have to give them something to notice.
Honesty: Truly, the Best Policy
Are you honest with yourself about money? Some of us could really use a financial reality check — from ourselves.
Best Money Tips: How to Avoid Common Travel Scams
Today we found some great articles on common travel scams and how to avoid them, what it really costs when you dine out at work, and ways to increase your miles per gallon.
Best Money Tips: Use Your Social Media Profiles to Find a Job
Today we found some awesome articles on using social media to find a job, saving money on a rental car, and what to buy in thrift stores.
What Happens to Your Apartment When Your Landlord Gets the Boot
If your landlord is in foreclosure, keep a cool head. Here's what you can expect to happen to your rental.
Europe has the Euro. Are you ready for The Amero?
Hold onto your hats. (Or should that be dollars?) The Amero is coming. I’ve heard a lot of talk over the last few years about a new currency called the Amero that will replace dollars and pesos. [more]
8 Factors That Could Keep You Broke Forever
If being broke is your way of life, it's time to do some serious self-reflection on your money habits.
Best Money Tips: Organize Your Life and Save Money
Today we found some great articles on ways to organize your life and save money, how to ask for a promotion, and ways to make your batteries last longer.
11 ATM Mistakes to Avoid Overseas
Make sure you avoid these common ATM mistakes when you travel abroad.
Stop Being a Slave to Starbucks - How to Quit Caffeine
I'm not one to advocate for a boycott of caffeine or anything. But, if you're already thinking about quitting caffeine, here are some reasons, and methods, for doing so.
7 Edible Adventures Anyone Can Afford
Unleash your inner locavore by experimenting with the foods and food culture hiding right in plain sight in your neighborhood.
Here's What You Can (And Can't) Buy With SNAP
There's a lot of confusion about what government food assistance can — and cannot — buy. Here's a rundown.
3-6 months of living expenses?
Personal-finance experts often recommend having 3-6 months' worth of living expenses saved and easily accessible. In his July 1, 2007 Getting Going column ("Popular Advice
Best Money Tips: 5 Things Every Frugal Person Should Spend Money On
Today we found articles on things every frugal person should spend money on, pantry tips from the pros, and easy ways to save money after you turn 50.
The Best Store Credit Card: Target REDcard
Target shoppers should check out the Target REDcard, which offers 5% off on all purchases and convenient benefits.
Best Money Tips: Must-Have Tools for the DIY Life
Today we found articles on must-have tools for households that like to DIY, food items you should stop buying and make instead, and beginner tips for raising backyard chickens.