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A Granny Pod May Be the Smartest Way to Care for an Elderly Parent
Long-term care for an elderly parent or relative has a new, affordable option: Meet the granny pod.
Double Your Salary With This Simple Strategy
If you want your employer (or your clients) to pay you more, you have to give them a reason to want you more. What's your niche?
Make More, Save More With Project-Based Accounting
Get a handle on what constitutes a project and the resources required to develop, sustain, execute, and complete project-oriented assignments.
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 Lifetime Value of a Customer
The lifetime value of a customer is a valuable tool for measuring the contribution a customer makes to the bottom line and a useful basis for developing marketing strategies.
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.
From a Snapple Marketing Veteran: How to Tap the Power of Packaging
Learn how to make your product stand out from the competition.
The 5 Best Folding Chairs
Getting cozy in the great outdoors isn't easy, but it can be. Just use any of these folding chairs and you can relax without getting dirty.
5 Dumb 401(k) Mistakes Smart People Make
There are lots of ways to go wrong with a 401(k). Don't hurt your retirement with any of these common mistakes.
How Your New Job Might Affect Your Mortgage Application
You just started a new job. Now, you want a new home. With the right strategy, you can still get a mortgage.
8 Invitations to an IRS Tax Audit
Don't let your tax return send up a red flag to the IRS; avoid these common reasons for an audit.
Weak Credit? You Can Still Get a Mortgage Despite Tough Lending Standards
Your credit score has seen better days, but that doesn't mean you can't get a mortgage. You have options!
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.
Best Money Tips: How to Prepare for Natural Disasters
Today we found some great articles on how to prepare for natural disasters, how flexible you should be in your job hunt, and things you must do this September.
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!
Flexible Work, Works – Even for Hourly Employees
Flexible work schedules can boost employee morale and your bottom line.
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.