Happy Thanksgiving! Today, we give you the silver lining to living in a small home, alternative ways to spend Black Friday, tasty suggestions for leftovers, and more.
Today, we share tips on making sure you receive credit where it's due, getting work done in holiday-filled December, choosing and using a babysitter, and more!
Asking friends and family to give you fewer gifts can be met with confusion or even hostility. But if it's done with careful consideration, you can make everyone happy.
A virtual assistant is an administrative employee who lives and works remotely. By hiring a remote worker, you can hire from a global talent pool, and find help with more education
Many businesses have made the switch to maintaining records electronically, but there's a step beyond simply getting all your records on your computer: putting them in the cloud
Buying local is a big trend right now. But as noble as supporting other local businesses might be, it also could be the wrong decision for your company.
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7 Signs Your Takeout Habit Has Gone Too Far
If your go-to dinner plan involves opening your GrubHub app, your takeout habit has probably gone too far.
Best Money Tips: How to Improve a Bad Day
Today, we share ways to get through a bad day, tips for a smooth and easy potluck, and advice to help you turn off work on the weekends.
Best Money Tips: Savings in a Small Home
Happy Thanksgiving! Today, we give you the silver lining to living in a small home, alternative ways to spend Black Friday, tasty suggestions for leftovers, and more.
Best Money Tips: Getting Credit for Your Work
Today, we share tips on making sure you receive credit where it's due, getting work done in holiday-filled December, choosing and using a babysitter, and more!
The Art of Asking for Fewer Gifts
Asking friends and family to give you fewer gifts can be met with confusion or even hostility. But if it's done with careful consideration, you can make everyone happy.
5 Ways the Ebola Outbreak Could Hurt the Economy — And Your Wallet
While you probably don't have to worry contracting Ebola yourself, the deadly virus certainly may infect your finances.
Here's How the Right RV and Vehicle Insurance Protects Your Summer Fun
Summer is the time to hit the road (or water!) with your recreational vehicles. It's also a good time to make sure they're all insured!
10 Money Moves You Need to Make Before the End of the Year
Holiday season is also year end financial season. Take a break from holiday craziness and spend some you time prepping your money for 2015.
Great Summertime Grilling for Any Budget
Grilling during the summer is fun, but can also add up quickly. These 24 great grilling foods come in around $1 per serving -- or much less.
How to Find and Hire a Virtual Assistant for Your Small Business
A virtual assistant is an administrative employee who lives and works remotely. By hiring a remote worker, you can hire from a global talent pool, and find help with more education
The Top 5 ETFs You Should Buy Now
Exchange traded funds are popular due to low cost and diversification potential. Consider adding these five funds to your IRA or 401(k).
Keeping Business Records in the Cloud
Many businesses have made the switch to maintaining records electronically, but there's a step beyond simply getting all your records on your computer: putting them in the cloud
8 Personal Finance Basics to Tackle NOW
We spend a lot of time reading, but how often do we take action based on the advice we read? Discover the eight basic tasks you should tackle ASAP.
7 Money-Saving Tricks You Can Learn From Same-Sex Couples
Same-sex couples have a lot to teach heteros about partnering up, starting with some easy cost cutting and frugal living tips.
How to Cut the Last 10% of Costs
Eking out the last 10% is still possible without causing major changes to how individual departments or work groups interact with each other.
8 Hotel and Car Rental Tips for Business Travelers
It pays to be judicious about how you spend your money on business trips. Here are some hotel and car rental tips that will keep your team happy.
Best Money Tips: Tips to Exercise at Home
Today we found some great articles on tips to exercise at home, the cheapest cars to own, and how to find your dream job and life.
15 Cheap, Easy Ways to Make Your Home Safer
Taking care of a few simple home repairs and improvements can protect you and your family from minor accidents — or much worse.
Best Money Tips: Cheap Date Ideas
Today we found some great articles on cheap date ideas, garage sale tips, and how to handle surprise cash.
When Buying Local Does (and Doesn’t) Make Sense
Buying local is a big trend right now. But as noble as supporting other local businesses might be, it also could be the wrong decision for your company.