Flying can feel like a waste of time. Whether you're a business traveler or just want to be productive, follow these tips to make working in-flight work right.
Booking frugal flights can be a balancing act. Here are some tips for getting the best combination of route, connections, and price, so you have a great flight.
So you want to be one of the first employees at the next Google? Read on for some tips to finding a great startup company to join and have a glance into the startup culture
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7 New Ways to Use Your Microwave
Teach your old microwave oven some new tricks. It'll be glad it's doing more for you than just heating yesterday's leftovers.
How to Be Successful as a First-Time Manager
You climbed the corporate ladder. You're the boss now. Are you prepared to do the job well?
6 Ways to Get More Done on Airplanes
Flying can feel like a waste of time. Whether you're a business traveler or just want to be productive, follow these tips to make working in-flight work right.
5 Things in Your Garage That Have Serious Re-Sale Value
Wait, don't throw that out! Your old garage dust-collectors might be worth some decent coin.
19 Uses for Empty Cereal Boxes
Don't throw out that Cheerios box! When the cereal's all gone, use the cardboard for one of these fun and useful projects.
Route, Connections, Price: How Far Will You Go for a Cheap Flight?
Booking frugal flights can be a balancing act. Here are some tips for getting the best combination of route, connections, and price, so you have a great flight.
4 Signs Your Emergency Fund Is Too Big
Your emergency fund is stocked. Would your extra dollars better serve you elsewhere?
Wise Bread on Marketplace: "Frugal" Travel That Isn't
This weekend, our Senior Editor is back on Marketplace Money talking about supposedly "frugal" travel that isn't really worth it.
Personal Finance Lessons from Online Adventure Game (RuneScape)
A friend shared with me some strategies he's learned for playing RuneScape. Can these strategies be applied to personal finance? Let's see.
Learning Without the High Cost of Higher Education
College is a great way to get an education — but it's not the only way. These methods will help you learn more on the cheap.
10 Things You Should Never Buy Used
Some thrifty buys just aren't worth the deal. You're better off buying new — or skipping the buy — on these secondhand "finds."
Tips for Joining an Excellent Startup Company
So you want to be one of the first employees at the next Google? Read on for some tips to finding a great startup company to join and have a glance into the startup culture
21 Times Spending More Will Save You Money
Spending money to save money may sound counterintuitive, but these 21 buys will surely help you pinch pennies in the long-run.
The Toughest Tax Season Question All Married Couples Must Ask
You and your spouse want the biggest tax breaks possible. So how should you file — jointly or separately?
11 Steps to Take When Bankruptcy Is Your Only Option
A bankruptcy can sting, but it just may be the lifeline your finances need.
The 5 Best Mixers
Whether you're stirring sauces or creaming together cake batter, a hand or stand mixer can be a valuable kitchen tool. Here are your best options.
Should You Pay Down Debt First or Invest?
To pay down debt, or to invest? That is the question. How do you decide which way to tip the scales?
10 Things You Didn’t Learn in College (but You Should Have)
It’s kind of ironic that most of us head to college hoping to get smarter and end up feeling so stupid. Here's what I wish I'd learned.
Can You Really Make Money by Starting a Blog?
Can blogging actually be a sustainable and reliable source of income? Let's investigate.
Get Free High-End Haircuts as a Hair Model
If your locks getting long, but your wallet is short, become a hair model. You can get a high-dollar cut for almost nothing.