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Emotional conflict is inevitable in the workplace. You can't ignore it away and you can't shrug it off, but you can defuse it with a little emotional intelligence.
From Craigslist to grocery samples, free stuff is everywhere. Understand how marketers use "free," the psychology behind it, and how it affects your habits.
While there are only four fee-free days in the National Parks this year, there are plenty of other ways to save. It doesn't cost a lot to visit YOUR national treasures!
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Quick Pantry Snacks for Unexpected Guests
When company shows up unannounced (or you just want a quick, tasty snack), whip up one of these treats using ingredients you already have on hand.
Ways to Track Debt
If you're not keeping track of debt, you're probably not making much progress in paying it off. Follow one of these methods to easily track and pay off your debt.
3 Steps To Managing Workplace Conflict With Emotional Intelligence
Emotional conflict is inevitable in the workplace. You can't ignore it away and you can't shrug it off, but you can defuse it with a little emotional intelligence.
27 Things You Should Have in Your Utility Drawer
Fess up — we all have a junk drawer. Take yours from "junk" to "utility" with a little organization and these 27 must-have household items.
How to Make Money as a Chat or Forum Moderator
Turn your Internet time sink into extra cash by becoming the nice, helpful person on the other side of the chat window.
The Psychology of Free, and Its Power Over You
From Craigslist to grocery samples, free stuff is everywhere. Understand how marketers use "free," the psychology behind it, and how it affects your habits.
The Secret to Time Management and Work-Life Balance
If you want to be happy with your work-life balance, you might be surprised to discover it's about much more than how you manage your time.
10 Things You Should Always Order on Amazon
For these frequent household buys, Amazon's low prices and convenience really shine. Are you still buying these everyday goods at the store?
How to Save on National Park Visits in 2018
While there are only four fee-free days in the National Parks this year, there are plenty of other ways to save. It doesn't cost a lot to visit YOUR national treasures!
8 Fancy Ways to Use Leftover Food
Throwing away food is like throwing away money. These recipes will help you stop wasting both — and make your leftover food taste totally new.
Mr. Cheap Stuff: Who do you think you are?
We're chatting with Dean Takamine, the savvy saver behind Mr. Cheap Stuff. Here's the low-down on his love of deals!
What I Wish I Had Known When I Started Living Frugally
It's always easier to know what to do in hindsight. But whether you're a frugal newbie or old pro, these are great reminders.
The 5 Best Blow Dryers
You can let nature dry your hair on its own, or you can shape your locks according to your whim with one of these five best hair dryers. Your choice!
8 Quick Dinners for Lazy Cooks
Who has the gumption to make dinner? Even the laziest of home cooks can prep one of these fast, easy, and delicious recipes that feed a household.
Sock It to Me: 15 Uses for Old Socks
Don't send your single socks to the big laundry basket in the sky! Instead, repurpose them with these 15 useful ideas.
Best Money Tips: How to Make Easter Eggs in the Instant Pot
Today we found articles on how to make Easter eggs in an Instant Pot, a guide to lifestyle experiments, and things you need to know if you’re bumped form a flight.
Interest Rates Are Rising: Here's Where to Keep Your Cash
It's important to have some cash on hand. But where should you be keeping it?
How to Calculate Future Value, and Why It Matters
Discover how simple spreadsheet projections about future investments can help you make long-term decisions today.
Can a vacuum owner be protected?
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5 Smart Money Moves Your Kids Can Make Over Summer Vacation
Summer vacation is here! Between the ice pops and video games, there are some great opportunities to teach your young ones about money, too.