If you are paid biweekly, you receive 26 paychecks a year. That is, twice a year, you receive three paychecks in a month. What if you mentally “skipped” those two extra paychecks?
Today we found some awesome articles on tax tips for your 2010 return, personal finance tips to teach your kids, and ways to stay positive during your job hunt.
Whether you want to protect your money from stock market turmoil or a zombie apocalypse, adding gold to your portfolio can be an attractive investment.
If your business has been growing but you've been reluctant to take on a new employee because of economic uncertainty, maybe recently enacted tax incentives will convince you to
What should trigger the decision to hire (or designate) an employee dedicated to customer service? If you're running an ecommerce business, your company can benefit from the
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Trick Yourself into Saving More of Your Biweekly Paychecks
If you are paid biweekly, you receive 26 paychecks a year. That is, twice a year, you receive three paychecks in a month. What if you mentally “skipped” those two extra paychecks?
The Food Strainer: My New, Old-Fashioned Gadget
Learn how I made my best marinara sauce ever and easily processed 20 pounds of fruit with the same electricity-free tool.
5 Times It's OK to Be "Selfish" With Your Money
Being selfish isn't always a bad thing. Especially when it comes to certain situations involving your money.
How to Handle a Massive Medical Bill
Surprise medical bills can torpedo even the most well-planned budget. These simple steps help minimize the financial pain.
9 Items City-Dwelling Dudes Should Keep in Their Bags
Guys don't need much, but these essential items should be in every man's everyday bag.
How to Make Your Pet an Official Emotional Support Animal
If you're looking to make your pet an ESA, there are a few things you should know first.
Best Money Tips: Tax Tips for Your 2010 Return
Today we found some awesome articles on tax tips for your 2010 return, personal finance tips to teach your kids, and ways to stay positive during your job hunt.
7 Times You Shouldn't File an Insurance Claim
Insurance is there to protect you from costly damages to your home and car. But sometimes, it's best not to file a claim at all.
Best Money Tips: Save Money Around the House
Today we found some awesome articles on ways to save money around the house, dining out on a budget, and secrets of cell phone carriers.
People Who Love Christmas Do These 9 Things — Do You?
Our traditions make the holidays meaningful, from gifts to glitter. What traditions mark your holiday season?
Here's How Boomers and Millennials Are Creating Winners on the Stock Market
Boomers and millennials have one thing in common: Their financial habits can move markets.
How to Save Big on Big Family Vacations
Here are just a few of our top tips from my recent Life Scoop article on big family travel savings.
10 Rude Things Even Polite People Do
We try our best to be polite and sensitive to others, but sometimes even Emily Post slips up. Are you guilty of any of these small impositions?
4 Ways to Add Gold to Your Portfolio
Whether you want to protect your money from stock market turmoil or a zombie apocalypse, adding gold to your portfolio can be an attractive investment.
The HIRE Act: Incentives for Hiring Now
If your business has been growing but you've been reluctant to take on a new employee because of economic uncertainty, maybe recently enacted tax incentives will convince you to
Are You Ruining Your Retirement by Spoiling Your Kids?
You'd do anything for your kids — but you shouldn't derail your retirement to loan them money.
How to Staff Customer Service for an Ecommerce Business
What should trigger the decision to hire (or designate) an employee dedicated to customer service? If you're running an ecommerce business, your company can benefit from the
6 High-Tech Tools to Help Your Garden Grow
From identifying flowers to knowing the best time to plant those peas, bring your old-fashioned garden up to snuff with these six stellar tech tools.
Teaching Preschoolers About Money: An Interview With Beth Kobliner
Start teaching your preschooler financial savvy with some help from expert Beth Kobliner and the familiar characters of Sesame Street.
5 Awesome, Cheap Alternatives to Luxury Services
Did the Great Recession force a cutback in household staff? Replace Jeeves with DIY solutions that deliver white glove service for way less.