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4 Warranties That Aren't Worth It
Better safe than sorry, right? That may be your reasoning behind buying product warranties. But in these four instances, warranties definitely aren't worth it.
5 Ways To Connect With Generation C
You've figured out how to do business with Generations X and Y. Are you ready for Generation C?
5 Ways to Boost Your Odds of Retiring Early
You don't have to wait 'til your 60s to retire. Make an early retirement a real possibility with some simple steps you can take today.
How to Turn Your Instagram Account Into a Paying Gig
Instagram isn't just for pics of your daily latte and your adorable cat. You can make money with it, too!
Use It or Lose It: 3 Must Have Business Agreements
A handshake is nice, but seal your partnership's rights and responsibilities in writing, too.
7 Money Conversations Parents Should Have With Their Adult Kids
Your kids aren't babies anymore. It's time to sit down and talk finance.
5 Types of Employees You Can’t Afford to Keep
In good times or bad, it's never smart to hang onto these five poor performers.
Best Money Tips: Cheap Ways to Boost Your Brain
Today we found some great articles on cheap ways to power up your brain, genius ways to use leftover produce, and eco-friendly ways to change up your laundry routine.
The Easy Way Teachers Can Earn Passive Income
Teachers do a noble job for a less-than-noble salary. Educators everywhere can earn passive income just by sharing the tools they use.
3 Costs Even the Lean Can Cut
You cut costs and weathered the recession. With the threat of a double-dip recession looming, you may have to find more to cut. Here are three places to look.
5 Important Questions to Ask Before Adding to Your Family
Babies need more than just love and affection. Before expanding your family, find out what your budget can bear.
Abandon Losing Strategies
We're always told to keep going until we make it. But the truth is that sometimes, giving up is the right move. Learn why.
What to Do About Financial Losses from Disasters
If your business was damaged by a recent natural disaster, here's where to look for financial assistance to help your business recover.
Best Money Tips: Things You Can Do to Be Happier
Today we found some great articles on science-backed ways to be happier, things we tend to miss when budgeting, and supermarket tricks to get you to buy more.
The 4 Greatest Stock Reversals in the Last Decade
These four big stock market losers transformed themselves into stock market darlings in just 10 years. Find out what it takes to be a comeback kid.
9 Reasons People Don't Do What They Are Supposed to Do
Managing staff is rarely easy. Here are 9 distressing employee-management situations, and what you can do to correct them.
Why Inflation Isn't as Bad as You Think
Worrying about something like inflation doesn't help make it better — plus, there might not be as much to fret about as you thought. Learn why.
7 Generic Wellness Buys Better Than the Expensive Originals
It's not the name on the bottle that matters with health and wellness buys, it's the stuff in the bottle. Stop paying more for brand names!
Best Money Tips: How to Love Cooking
Today we found some awesome articles on how to love cooking, the best gym membership deals, and money mistakes you should avoid in college.
The Art of Letting People Go
While firing an employee is never easy, these six rules of dis-employment can make separation tolerable. For both sides.