Today we found some amazing articles on making veterinary bills more affordable, building a new job wardrobe on the cheap, and saving money when you move.
Not deducting all of the expenses that you are allowed leaves money on table. Use the following checklist of rules to reduce your taxable income as much as legally possible.
Not so fast on that mouse-button, frequent Amazon shopper -- the ginormous Internet retailer doesn't always offer the best price. It still pays to shop around.
Ann Coulter recently managed to remind us that she's still around by saying yet another stupid thing.
Now, I'm not going to defend or attack Coulter. [more]
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3 Good Money Examples Every Parent Should Set
If you can master these financial habits in your own life, your kids could be better off with money.
5 Surprising Ways Your Dog Can Save You Money
You can't put a price on the love and loyalty of a good dog… well, actually you can. Learn how having a dog can save you some real money.
5 Scary Thoughts Everyone Has During a Job Interview
Despite our best efforts at confidence, sometimes those second-guesses creep in. Learn to deal with those thoughts — and win the interview.
15 Ways to Prevent Your Smartphone From Wasting Data
It's so easy to use up your available data and go over your monthly plan. Here are some clever ways to keep that from happening.
Best Money Tips: Make Veterinary Bills More Affordable
Today we found some amazing articles on making veterinary bills more affordable, building a new job wardrobe on the cheap, and saving money when you move.
10 Smart Ways to Keep Your Entire Life Clutter-Free
Decluttering can seem like an overwhelming process. But there is a way to clear the clutter without the stress of decluttering. Promise!
The 7 Stages of Procrastination (Read This Right Now!)
Get more done and like yourself more by understanding — and overcoming — the seven stages of procrastination.
6 Money Moves to Make If Your Net Worth Is Negative
Net worth is an important marker of personal financial health. What do you do when it hovers in subzero territory?
7 Trendy Destinations for Digital Nomads
When the world is your office, you can work from anywhere. These seven cities are perfect for the busy digital nomad.
31 Small Business Tax Deductions
Not deducting all of the expenses that you are allowed leaves money on table. Use the following checklist of rules to reduce your taxable income as much as legally possible.
5 Things You Shouldn't Order on Amazon
Not so fast on that mouse-button, frequent Amazon shopper -- the ginormous Internet retailer doesn't always offer the best price. It still pays to shop around.
10 Fun, Creative Uses for Airline Miles
Airline rewards are good for more than just airfare. From charity to merch, here's what else you can do with your miles.
5 Retirement Struggles Nobody Talks About — And How to Beat Them
Retirement is tough on our money. But with proper planning, many money struggles won't come as a surprise.
The 5 Biggest Dangers of Credit Card Debt
Credit card debt isn't just a burden — it's a real danger to your finances.
Lessons In Leadership From Andy Bernard Of The Office
If a timid bumbler like The Office's Andy Bernard can lead a team to success, then surely anyone can.
5 Reasons People Resist Change
Before you can help employees and colleagues overcome resistance to change, be sure you understand why they prefer the status quo.
Does it pay to be a jerk?
Ann Coulter recently managed to remind us that she's still around by saying yet another stupid thing. Now, I'm not going to defend or attack Coulter. [more]
How to Keep Student Loans From Wrecking Your Retirement
Young Americans owe thousands in student loan debt. Unfortunately, so do their parents.
Letting Go: 8 Steps to Forgiveness
Overcoming past wrongs and forgiving those who have hurt you can be one of the most difficult things — and one of the most rewarding.
Simple-Living Lessons I Learned From "Hoarders"
TV shows like "Hoarders" are hot right now. But beyond the voyeurism, what lessons can we learn from them about our own relationships with stuff?