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Searching for a new job can be disheartening — stay positive and productive with these great tips.
New Home Loan Rules Will Take Effect on July 30, 2009
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Long Hours and Other Employer Demands
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Why You Shouldn't Plan to Retire at Age 65
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It's a Jungle Out There: Spotting Fake Reviews
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6 Common Shopping Myths, Debunked
These shopping myths have had us all fooled for years. Know them. Ignore them.
It's Now Easier to Get a Home Loan Even If You Have Student Loan Debt — Should You?
Fannie Mae is making it easier for buyers with high levels of student loan debt to getL a mortgage. Sounds great — but is it?
75 Top Twitter Tips from Today’s Small Business Moms
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Tax Breaks for Going Green
With the many tax deductions and credits available to business owners, making your company more sustainable can pay off when you do your taxes.
Cash Flow: What It Is and What It Isn't
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5 Credit Card Apps for Businesses and Consumers
There’s an easy way (and an app!) to accept other forms of payment besides cash.
Things to Consider Before Uprooting Your Business
Deciding to uproot your business and go virtual can be very liberating, but there are a number of things to consider and account for before pulling the plug on your office space.
The Value of a Business
Placing a value on your business is rarely a simple matter, but an independent appraisal can offer a very different number than what you might come up with.
6 Tips to Firewall Your Attention and Boost Productivity
It can be a sobering experience to look back on our day and see how little time we actually spent working on things that mattered. Here are ways to firewall our attention.
What Your Employees' Personal Branding Means to Your Company
Anyone employed by your business, down to the receptionist, may be promoting himself through blogging, social media, and other tactics.
Netflix Pricing Changes: What Now?
Netflix has raised its rates over 70% in the past year. As media prices keep increasing, there are other entertainment options (and concerns) to consider.