The number of hours in a day limits how much a service provider can work -- and earn. But what if some parts of that service could be turned into a marketable product?
Today we found some great articles on apps that make your home smarter, summer items you can buy at the dollar store, and cheap date ideas that won’t skimp on the romance.
I've always thought of disaster preparedness as something for the highly paranoid or mildly insane. Current events have led me to believe in being better safe than sorry.
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Filed an Extension? Here's What You Need to Know
The deadline's passed and you won't be getting a refund. It's okay — you have options, but you must exercise them to avoid big penalties or worse.
What Happens When We're Not Logical With Money
People aren't always logical when it comes to spending money. A recent Nobel Prize winner uncovered some stunning examples.
7 Money Software Tools Worth the Price
It's time to spring clean your finances. There are plenty of free tools to help you do it, but several paid apps and programs are worth a look, too.
5 Natural Wonders You Can See For Free
You can cross these wonders off your bucket list without paying an entrance fee. All you need to do is get yourself there.
Fired? Here's How to Keep It From Hurting Your Career
Getting fired is devastating — but you really can bounce back. Polish up your image, keep your chin up, and land your next job fast.
9 Signs Your Service Can Be Turned into a Product
The number of hours in a day limits how much a service provider can work -- and earn. But what if some parts of that service could be turned into a marketable product?
How to Land More Freelance Clients in a Snap
If you're a freelancer, finding steady work is key. Here's how to build a great client roster that'll keep you busier than ever.
How to Pull Your Small Business Out of a Cash Crunch
End the anxiety that comes with running a business on poor cash flow by using these strategies.
5 Jobs That Pay Over $50K and Don't Require a Bachelor's Degree
If the high cost of college is keeping you away, don't worry; you won't need a degree for one of these well-paying jobs.
The 9 Everyday Products With the Biggest Markups
Skip these high markup everyday buys and choose cheaper alternatives — or use the knowledge to negotiate harder and save.
Best Money Tips: Apps for a Smarter Home
Today we found some great articles on apps that make your home smarter, summer items you can buy at the dollar store, and cheap date ideas that won’t skimp on the romance.
The Senior Resume for High School Students
Resumes aren't just useful for job seekers — they're also great for college-bound students. Learn (and why!) to build a resume for a high schooler.
Handling Emotions and Money
How do you handle money mishaps and high emotions? Give us some advice, readers!
7 Frugal Myths Debunked
What are the myths about frugality and what does it really mean to be a frugal guru? Debunk the most common myths about frugal living.
5 Reasons Science Says It's OK to Eat More Cheese
More cheese, please! Science says this beloved dairy treat is better for you than you think, everywhere from your bones to your brains.
The Benefits of Having a Roommate (Besides Saving on Rent)
Living with someone else means cheaper rent, but that's not all. Learn all the reasons why a roommate is great for your wallet AND your well-being.
Being Frugal with Froogle
Online price comparison just got a whole lot easier with Google Shopping. Happy spending!
9 Things in Your House You're Forgetting to Clean
Washed your pillows recently? How about your doorknobs? It's time to give these nine germy household spots a good once over!
The ATM Just Ate Your Deposit. Now What?
The ATM just ate your deposit. Don't panic! You can fix it.
Do You Need a Disaster Survival Kit?
I've always thought of disaster preparedness as something for the highly paranoid or mildly insane. Current events have led me to believe in being better safe than sorry.