Since I don't like being weighed down by these precious metals or the idea of losing them, I've started saving all of my loose coins in a do-it-yourself piggy bank.
In order to run your business from the road, you probably still need a phone number, internet access, and a mailing address. Here are a few strategies for maintaining them in a
Do you really need those potted plants the first day you open? Learn how creating a realistic budget can help your small business thrive instead of fail.
The conforming loan limit for home loans in the U.S. fell back to pre-2008 levels recently. Now lawmakers want to raise it again. Learn how it could affect you.
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Improve Your Social Skills With Highlights From 5 Great TED Talks
People with good social skills share cool things they've found — like these five great TED talks on building better social skills.
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25 humorous, yet painful, signs that you've simply been around at the same job TOO long.
13 Dumb Little Purchases You Need to Stop Making Today
All small purchases add up quickly and ruin budgets, but these wastes are just silly — or even harmful. Find out what not to buy.
Do You Have Any of These 4 Most Irrational Fears?
What are you afraid of? If you're like a lot of other scaredy-cats, it's probably clowns.
11 Easy Memory Hacks
Start remembering more of the stuff that matters with this collection of simple — and surprising — memory enhancement tricks.
6 Simple Seafood Appetizers to Impress Your Guests
Appetizers with an ocean flair are great for putting on the ritz at your next party (and we're not talking about the cracker).
7 Surprising Ways to Earn Money Online
Need some extra cash? These online side hustles — some new, some new and improved — could earn you a pretty penny.
How to Make a Piggy Bank
Since I don't like being weighed down by these precious metals or the idea of losing them, I've started saving all of my loose coins in a do-it-yourself piggy bank.
How Your Last Name Affects Your Spending Habits
Think that alphabetical line-up in elementary school just kept you in order? It could also have affected your lifelong spending habits. Learn how.
6 Genius Ways to Stock Up on School Supplies
Buying new calculators and backpacks shouldn't leave you broke. Here's how to cash in on big savings during the back-to-school season.
Essential Services for the Road
In order to run your business from the road, you probably still need a phone number, internet access, and a mailing address. Here are a few strategies for maintaining them in a
Best Money Tips: Ways to Prepare for a Move
Today we found some great articles on ways to prepare for a move, dressing the family for less, and pointers on negotiating your starting salary.
How to Turn Your Backyard Into a Moneymaker
A big backyard costs money. Did you know it can also make you money?
8 Keys to Quitting a Job Like a Professional
You're ready to call it quits at work. It's easy to get lazy, but even quitting is something you should do like a pro.
What You Need to Know About Filing an Insurance Claim After a Natural Disaster
When your home is a casualty of natural disaster, know what steps to take immediately with your insurance company.
Actually, the Rich Don’t Create Jobs. Demand Does
There's been a lot of talk in the last few months about taxes on the rich. But do the rich really create jobs, or is it a smoke screen?
How to Face These 7 Scary Facts About Retirement Saving
The familiar frights this time of year are make believe and not really scary. The facts about retirement may leave you cowering under the covers.
5 Budgeting Ideas for Any Small Business
Do you really need those potted plants the first day you open? Learn how creating a realistic budget can help your small business thrive instead of fail.
10 Frugal Ways to Keep Your Home Warm This Winter
This winter, stay warm and toasty on the cheap with these fast, frugal, and easy ways to winterize your home.
Should Conforming Loan Limits Be Increased?
The conforming loan limit for home loans in the U.S. fell back to pre-2008 levels recently. Now lawmakers want to raise it again. Learn how it could affect you.