As an entrepreneur, you would think that precluding certain types of customers in favor of a smaller – but specialized – market would be akin to shooting yourself in the foot. But
Supplemental income can be as close as your attic or your basement. Start learning about the items in your house that can bring in some extra cash. Antiques are a big business but
Today we found articles on roadblocks to a secure retirement, things you shouldn't wait until Black Friday to buy, and a surprise fee that you might find when you rent a car.
Not all parents are intending to save for their children's education. There may be various reasons why this is the case and it's something I'd like to explore a little, to determi
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best of Personal Finance roundup. Today, we share a recipe for homemade poptarts, the right way to rock a t-shirt, and frugal ways to train for a marathon (
This past week has sparked a lot of debate regarding the health care bill and what people want vs. need in a health insurance plan. All politics aside, we want to know what matter
Your FICO credit score has a direct bearing on what kind of interest you can expect to pay on a loan, a mortgage or any other similar product. Many employers and landlords als
Today we found some fantastic articles on the benefits of thrift shops, ways to challenge yourself every day, and things financially successful people avoid doing.
If you're tired of the time and effort it takes to hit the grocery store, take a look around. There are plenty of other places to get your weekly groceries.
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Ramp Up Your Business by Specializing
As an entrepreneur, you would think that precluding certain types of customers in favor of a smaller – but specialized – market would be akin to shooting yourself in the foot. But
5 Social Media Stars Who Earn Way More Than You
These famous Internet faces are raking in all the cash. Probably way more than you are.
How to Brag About Yourself to Employers (Without Sounding Like a Jerk)
If you won't sell yourself to potential employers, who will? Here's how to get over your bashfulness and get the job.
How to Explore Your Antique Attic Treasures for Profit
Supplemental income can be as close as your attic or your basement. Start learning about the items in your house that can bring in some extra cash. Antiques are a big business but
Best Money Tips: Avoid These Roadblocks to a Secure Retirement
Today we found articles on roadblocks to a secure retirement, things you shouldn't wait until Black Friday to buy, and a surprise fee that you might find when you rent a car.
Are You Saving For Your Child's College Education?
Not all parents are intending to save for their children's education. There may be various reasons why this is the case and it's something I'd like to explore a little, to determi
Best of Personal Finance Roundup: How to Make Homemade Poptarts
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Ask the Readers: What Do You Want in a Health Insurance Plan?
This past week has sparked a lot of debate regarding the health care bill and what people want vs. need in a health insurance plan. All politics aside, we want to know what matter
20 Simple and Stylish DIY Clothing Projects for Women
You don't need a lot of money to refresh your wardrobe — just some inspiration and can-do spirit. These 20 easy projects will get you started.
Secrets to World Travel (and Blogging About It)
There's a lot to know (or rather, to learn) about traveling the world and writing about it. These two books can help you get up and go.
How a Solid Credit Score Saves You Money
Your FICO credit score has a direct bearing on what kind of interest you can expect to pay on a loan, a mortgage or any other similar product. Many employers and landlords als
Reclaiming Etiquette: Dining Basics for New Professionals
Dining etiquette is becoming a lost art. This quick tutorial will give you an edge in a tight job market and added confidence for any dining occasion.
Best Money Tips: Benefits of Thrift Shopping
Today we found some fantastic articles on the benefits of thrift shops, ways to challenge yourself every day, and things financially successful people avoid doing.
18 Times in Life When Less Is More
From food to Facebook, and everything in between, you really could stand to do with less. Sometimes a LOT less.
The Guide to Staying at Hostels for People Over 30
Hostels aren't just for 20-somethings. No, really, even adults can slash the cost of lodging by staying at hostels instead of hotels.
Which Credit Card Should You Use to Get Free Hotel Stays?
Earning free accommodations has never been easier thanks to co-branded hotel and general travel credit cards. Which is right for you?
10 Affordable Alternatives to the Grocery Store
If you're tired of the time and effort it takes to hit the grocery store, take a look around. There are plenty of other places to get your weekly groceries.
IRS Delays Start of Tax Filing for Some Taxpayers in 2011
The IRS announced that certain taxpayers will have to wait until late February 2011 to file taxes. Read on to see if you are affected by this delay.
Ready-to-Eat Meals for Weight Loss: Can They Fit into Your Food Budget?
Pre-prepared meals can be a great way to fit back into your old jeans...as long as you can also fit the meals into your food budget.
How to Really Save Money When You Shop
There is a great way to save money when you make a purchase, but it has nothing to do with store sales or having a coupon.