A tiny kitchen can make cooking seem more unappetizing than two-week-old leftovers. But with some creativity and thought, even the smallest kitchen can be functional and inviting.
There’s a way to pay for your company's travel and entertainment costs without resulting in income to your employees or payroll taxes for the company. It’s called an “accountabl
By understanding the expected value concept, and making realistic assessments of your odds of success, you can make better decisions about how to allocate limited resources.
Good management practices are far more important to your success than big piles of cash are. Here are a dozen tips to help you start and grow your business with little or no money.
First quarter 2010 numbers are in, and Venture Capital investment in both dollars and deals were down. The good news, if you can call it that, is that it's better than Q1 2009.
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7 Ways to Make the Most of a Tiny Kitchen
A tiny kitchen can make cooking seem more unappetizing than two-week-old leftovers. But with some creativity and thought, even the smallest kitchen can be functional and inviting.
The One Word You Need to Start Using Today to Have a Better Life
Really— this one little word possesses incredible power to make the world better. You can thank us for it later.
Best Money Tips: How to Be Invincible
Today we found some amazing articles on how to be invincible, cutting the cost of beauty products, and ways to attract money to you.
Social Media: An Easy Source of Coupons
Have you "liked" your favorite stores on Facebook? Learn how a few clicks of your mouse or check-ins on your phone can equal major coupon savings.
Tech-Savvy People Have These 10 Things in Their Homes — Do You?
If you're reading this you're already kind of tech-savvy. But if you've got most of this stuff, then you are really, actually tech savvy.
Lower Interest Rates with Credit Sesame and Lending Club
First I consolidated my credit cards using a service that barely changed my inflated interest rates. Then I got a better deal — here's how.
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Best Money Tips: Save on Takeout
Today we found some awesome articles on ways to save on takeout, commonly overlooked tax breaks, and how to make your dreams a reality.
Best Money Tips: Find Good Cheap Hotels
Today we found some great articles on where to find good cheap hotels, how to avoid expensive car maintenance, and ways to improve your credit score.
Moving? 3 Things to Take, and 3 Things to Leave Behind
Moving is the worst and figuring out what stays with your old house and what comes with you is not as simple as it seems.
What Is a Lipper Average, and Why Should We Care?
Companies brag about how their mutual funds beat Lipper averages. That sounds awesome...until you learn a little more about what a Lipper average is.
10 Reasons You Should Call in Sick Today
The science is clear — an extra break now and again is really good for your mind, body, and productivity. Go ahead, take a day. You've earned it.
Financial Benchmarking: How Do You Compare to Your Competitors
Benchmarking your performance against that of your competitors can propel you to greatness.
Accountable Plans Are Win-Win Taxwise
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You Should Make These 11 Easy Donations Before Time Runs Out
It's the season for giving — and for grabbing a few more tax deductions. Here are some easy things to donate before the end of year.
Expected Value: How to Play the Odds and Come Out Ahead
By understanding the expected value concept, and making realistic assessments of your odds of success, you can make better decisions about how to allocate limited resources.
Money a Mess? Try This Personal Finance Starter Kit
There may be no personal finance starter kit you can order right to your door (yet, anyway), but don't worry: You can build one yourself.
Résumé Quirks to Embrace and Avoid
To gain deeper insight into a candidate's capabilities, try these techniques for evaluating candidates with just a few résumé and work-related quirks.
How to Think Like a Bootstrapper
Good management practices are far more important to your success than big piles of cash are. Here are a dozen tips to help you start and grow your business with little or no money.
The Ups and Downs of Venture Capital
First quarter 2010 numbers are in, and Venture Capital investment in both dollars and deals were down. The good news, if you can call it that, is that it's better than Q1 2009.