If you're planning to lease space for your business, make sure you're aware of all the associated fees — otherwise, you could be in for serious sticker shock.
Today we found some great articles on how to eat luxury foods for less, the habits of people whose home is always clean, and ways to spend less on groceries.
You need cash to meet payroll, cover overhead, pay suppliers, but if you're frequently short, maybe your business needs more of something other than cash.
It's not a reality show gimmick. Two dudes are in the news for money-saving menus that include badgers found along the side of the highway and grasshopper patties.
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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.
Good Press: 6 Steps to Writing Killer Op-Eds and Commentaries
Don't get caught in a press-release rut; behold the power of the op-ed.
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.
9 Real Estate Clauses to Watch Out For
If you're planning to lease space for your business, make sure you're aware of all the associated fees — otherwise, you could be in for serious sticker shock.
The 5 Worst Career Mistakes — and How to Avoid Them
Rising up the corporate ladder is harder than ever — more so if you stumble on a rung or two. Are you making any of these career mistakes?
How to Get Exercise During the Day
Exercise can help you wake up, calm down, and get focused; but it can be hard to schedule. Learn how to fit your workout into your work day.
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.
5 Ways to Get the Most From Your Employer’s Automated Retirement Plan
Your employer may be automating your 401(k) plan. Don't let the convenience lull you into complacency with your investments.
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.
Best Money Tips: How to Eat Luxury Foods for Less
Today we found some great articles on how to eat luxury foods for less, the habits of people whose home is always clean, and ways to spend less on groceries.
6 Things Your Business Needs More Than Cash
You need cash to meet payroll, cover overhead, pay suppliers, but if you're frequently short, maybe your business needs more of something other than cash.
3 Ways to Cut Payroll Taxes without Cutting Payroll
With a little creativity, employers can trim their share of the payroll tax burden without running afoul of the taxman.
Is Your Summer Internship Program Legal?
Unfortunately, summer interns aren't short-term, low-cost administrative assistants.
Recession Survivor: Would You Eat Bugs and Roadkill to Cut the Grocery Bill?
It's not a reality show gimmick. Two dudes are in the news for money-saving menus that include badgers found along the side of the highway and grasshopper patties.
Can Your Business Use a Board of Directors?
A Board of Directors can be much more than an easily met requirement of the incorporation laws.
5 Worst Mistakes Good Spouses Make
Marriage isn't easy and even in the best relationships, slip-ups happen. Keep your union strong by recognizing some common missteps — and fixing them.
6 Myths About Men and Women and the Workplace
How many of these six gender and workplace myths have you fallen victim to?
Webcam Etiquette: Tips from the Other Side of the Conference Call
The webcam sees all. Follow these tips for your next video conference.
21 Unexpected Items You Should Always Pack in Your Carry-On
Experienced travelers know what to bring and what to leave behind — or do they? These little extras make getting there almost enjoyable.