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Thanks to American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) initiatives, the first quarter of 2010 shows weekly SBA loan volume up 90% over comparative weeks in 2009.
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If lack of productivity is causing you stress, kill two birds with one stone with these stress relievers that help you get more done.
7 Affordable Destinations for Nature Lovers
You don't need to drain your budget to enjoy a beautiful vacation in the great outdoors. Get out there!
5 Ways the Ebola Outbreak Could Hurt the Economy — And Your Wallet
While you probably don't have to worry contracting Ebola yourself, the deadly virus certainly may infect your finances.
Best Money Tips: Get Fit Before Summer
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5 Small Risks That Can Improve Your Life in Big Ways
Small risks always payoff in the thrill of the gamble and sometimes they payoff in much more. Take a chance on these — you've got nothing to lose!
Hobby Lobby, Who Exactly Are You Trying To Fool?
Has someone been over-inflating prices in Hobby Lobby, just to make the sales prices more profitable for the store? What do you think?
Four Common Mistakes to Avoid in Running Your Small Business
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10 Weird and Wonderful Ways to Use Vinegar
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6 Perks You Should Be Demanding From Your Employer
If the checker at your local Wegman's is getting tuition paid by the company, shouldn't you be, too?
How to Generate Product Sales Without Inventory
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Don't Choose These 10 Cities If You Want to Retire Comfortably
Unless you've got an extra deep retirement fund (and no allergies), you should probably cross these potential retirement locales off your list.
Consumer Consciousness: Questions to Ask Before You Buy
It's easy to avoid making purchases you'll regret later; learn the 14 questions to ask yourself before you buy something new.
Best Money Tips: What Does Your Homeowner's Insurance Cover?
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15 Personal Finance Rules You Should Be Breaking
Rules are made to be broken — even supposedly ironclad personal finance rules. Find out when it's okay to skirt money management law.
5 Ways to Profit From Obama's Cuba Announcement
Even small investors can profit from the thawing of relations between the United States and Cuba. Here are five investments to consider.
Best Money Tips: How to Overcome Social Anxiety
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SBA Loans Up 90%
Thanks to American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) initiatives, the first quarter of 2010 shows weekly SBA loan volume up 90% over comparative weeks in 2009.
When Does Your Credit Card Start Charging Interest on a Purchase?
There's a lot that goes into a credit card's interest rate. The most important thing you need to know is when you'll be charged for it.
How to Cut the Last 10% of Costs
Eking out the last 10% is still possible without causing major changes to how individual departments or work groups interact with each other.
8 Hotel and Car Rental Tips for Business Travelers
It pays to be judicious about how you spend your money on business trips. Here are some hotel and car rental tips that will keep your team happy.