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5 Actions Women Can Take Right Now to Get Their Retirement On Track
The road to retirement isn't always easy. Women especially need to take the reins to jump-start their savings.
8 Buys That Will Be Cheaper in 2015
Falling oil prices may not be good for oil industry stocks, but it's great for consumers. Find out what else you will save on this year.
5 Times It's OK to Pause Saving and Investing
Saving and investing is always a good idea; however, if you're facing one of these money struggles, take time to clear the crisis before you start investing again.
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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.
Getting Whole-Grain Nutrition
Whole grain? Whole wheat? Enriched? While they might all sound nutritious, they're far from equal. Learn how to get the most from your grains.
How Millennial Investors Can Get Past the Great Recession
The Great Recession spooked many millennials. How can they overcome their financial fears and begin investing?
The 7 Most Successful Women Investors
The world of finance is dominated by men with big portfolios. Learn how these seven women succeeded despite the odds.
8 Supposedly Unhealthy Foods That Are Actually Good for You
Oh go ahead, have another cup of coffee — it's good for you! Find out what other foods you can go ahead and stop avoiding now, too.
Good Press: 6 Steps to Writing Killer Op-Eds and Commentaries
Don't get caught in a press-release rut; behold the power of the op-ed.
How to Create an Armageddon-Proof Computer Backup System
Forgive me if I repeat myself, but when it comes to insuring that your business's important files are safe, redundancy is key.
Best Money Tips: Habits of Stress-Free People
Today we found articles on the habits of stress-free people, reasons why you’re always late and how to solve them, and simple ways to motivate yourself.
The Recession Glossary
Insource? Bleisure? Double-dip? The recession has generated a lot of new terms. Learn what they all mean in this recession glossary.
12 Travel Perks You Didn't Know Your Credit Card Had
The credit card market is competitive, pushing purveyors of plastic payment to provide a plethora of perks. It pays to peruse your fine print!
Opening the Book on Open Book Management
Share your company's financial information with your employees and you'll all share in the benefits of increased productivity.
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Flashback Friday: 44 Ways to Effectively Resist Impulse Buys
Who can resist those sweet impulse buys at the checkout line or suggested buys online? You can!
3 Ways to Cut Payroll Taxes without Cutting Payroll
With a little creativity, employers can trim their share of the payroll tax burden without running afoul of the taxman.
Which Student Loan Repayment Plan Saves You the Most?
College degrees aren't cheap, and for many, student loans are a difficult financial burden. Learn which repayment plan saves the most money.
6 Myths About Men and Women and the Workplace
How many of these six gender and workplace myths have you fallen victim to?