Today we found articles on simple routines that keep you organized in the kitchen, ways to live on $1,000 a month, and the highest-paying low-stress careers right now.
People are just now starting to see their tax refunds filtering through their home offices. We want to know what you plan on doing with that refund -- if you get one OR what you be
Do you ever come to the end of the money before you run out of month? It's easy to conclude that the problem is that you don't earn enough money (or that you spend too much). In fa
Our family garden produced more than just vegetables; it was a classroom for my brother and me, where we learned about everything from hard work to finances.
Working as Cinderella in high school is memorable, but that doesn't mean it belongs on your resume. Follow these tips to get your resume ready for job hunting in 2011.
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10 Easy-to-Fix Cover Letter Mistakes
If you're not getting called in for job interviews, the problem could be your cover letter. Make sure it's up to snuff by avoiding these mistakes.
5 Reasons Librarian Is Still a Great Career Choice
Somehow libraries are still relevant decades into the Internet-age. If you're looking for a future-proof career, start thinking dusty old tomes.
Best Money Tips: Stay Organized With These Simple Kitchen Routines
Today we found articles on simple routines that keep you organized in the kitchen, ways to live on $1,000 a month, and the highest-paying low-stress careers right now.
9 Things You Must Do If You're Traveling With Kids
Summer vacation season is almost here! Make your next family excursion and more relaxing and fun with these no-stress travel tips.
Here's Why Multitasking and Money Don't Mix
Science says multitasking hurts our productivity. Here's how multitasking keeps you from your financial goals, too.
What to Do With Your Wedding Dress After the Big Day
Whether sold for cash or donated for a tax break, give your wedding dress more to do after the big day than hide in your closet.
5 Surprising Benefits Of: Naps (Including the Best Time to Take Them)
You already know that a midday power nap is good for productivity. Learn what else a nap is good for — and the best way to take one.
Everybody's Wrong About How Much House You Can Afford
Owning too much house often leads to your house owning you. Avoid becoming house poor with a radical approach to housing costs.
Ask the Readers: What will You Buy with Your Tax Refund? (Win Turbo Tax Prizes!)
People are just now starting to see their tax refunds filtering through their home offices. We want to know what you plan on doing with that refund -- if you get one OR what you be
If Budgeting Isn't Fun, You're Doing It Wrong
Budgeting should be fun. If you don't believe me, you've been doing it wrong.
How to Save Money Buying a New Car and Be Happy
You can actually enjoy the car-buying process. Really. Learn how to shop for a new car and stay sane.
9 Easy Ways to Save $50 Every Month
From subscription services to cooling off, you can shave 50 bucks — or more — off your monthly spend with these tips and tools, no sweat.
Be In Charge of Your Finances
Do you ever come to the end of the money before you run out of month? It's easy to conclude that the problem is that you don't earn enough money (or that you spend too much). In fa
7 Tips for Getting the Best Morning Workout
Most of us are more likely to stick to a morning workout routine — that is, if we can make the switch from evenings. Here's how.
This Is Why You Settle (and How to Stop)
Even rats regret settling for second best. Decide what you really want, figure out how to reach it, and you'll never regret it later.
This Is What That Ticket You Got Will Do to Your Car Insurance Rate
If you can't drive 55, expect to pay hefty fines and as much as 30% to 82% more in insurance fees. Safe drivers are frugal drivers!
9 of the Craziest, Coolest Airbnb Listings
From tree houses, to house boats, to a seashell by the seashore, these Airbnb listings are sure to surprise!
5 Tips for Using the Internet at Work
Using the Internet for personal reasons at work? Just don't be a moron about it, and follow these tips to keep the privilege.
The Garden as Classroom
Our family garden produced more than just vegetables; it was a classroom for my brother and me, where we learned about everything from hard work to finances.
New Year, New Resume
Working as Cinderella in high school is memorable, but that doesn't mean it belongs on your resume. Follow these tips to get your resume ready for job hunting in 2011.