Today we found some great articles on simple ways to become a millionaire, cool ways to use coconut oil, and what to expect for this year’s Presidents’ Day sales.
Emotional conflict is inevitable in the workplace. You can't ignore it away and you can't shrug it off, but you can defuse it with a little emotional intelligence.
If you made less than a certain amount last year, you can file for free, even with popular tax-prep software. You have lots of other free options, too — use them!
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How to Structure Merit Raises and Bonuses for Employees
Lead your employees and reward them for their efforts in a natural way.
Best Money Tips: Simple Ways to Become a Millionaire
Today we found some great articles on simple ways to become a millionaire, cool ways to use coconut oil, and what to expect for this year’s Presidents’ Day sales.
Buying a House? Here's Where to Keep Your Down Payment
When you're saving for a house in the near future, it's the return of the money, not the return on the money, that matters most.
The 7 Most Relaxing Ways to Spend Your Lunch Hour
When your lunch break rolls around, leave the computer, get off the phone, and use your time for you — stop giving it to the man.
The 8 Worst Things Good Employees Do
Even the best employees make mistakes, and sometimes it's simply because they're trying too hard. Are your good work habits holding you back?
3 Steps To Managing Workplace Conflict With Emotional Intelligence
Emotional conflict is inevitable in the workplace. You can't ignore it away and you can't shrug it off, but you can defuse it with a little emotional intelligence.
8 Ways to File Your Taxes for Free
If you made less than a certain amount last year, you can file for free, even with popular tax-prep software. You have lots of other free options, too — use them!
27 Things You Should Have in Your Utility Drawer
Fess up — we all have a junk drawer. Take yours from "junk" to "utility" with a little organization and these 27 must-have household items.
5 Unexpected Uses for Oats
Think oatmeal is the only use for oats? No way. This versatile grain can eliminate odors, give you glowing skin, and much more.
Best Money Tips: Save Water at Home
Today we found some awesome articles on saving water at home, tips for a better work-life balance, and when to get rental car insurance.
5 Unexpected Costs of Living in a Tiny House
Tiny homes can save you a ton of money on a mortgage — but some of their hidden expenses aren't quite so tiny.
What You Need to Semi-Retire Abroad Right Now
If you'd like to pack your bags and head overseas for a semiretirement, here's what you need first.
7 Fastest Ways to Recover From Holiday Overspending
Have you already blown the holiday budget for this year? Here's how to get back on track.
How Being Uninformed Costs You Money
Information is power. And without it, you're losing money.
10 Employment Laws You May Be Breaking
State and federal employment law can be arcane. But no matter how difficult to comprehend, you're still liable if you're not in compliance.
When it's hard to be frugal (and how to talk yourself into it anyway)
To spend, or not to spend — that is the question. We're sharing some advice on talking yourself into frugality!
Pop That Corkage: A Cross-country BYO Roundup
BYOB is all the rage right now! Find out where you can bring your own wine to dinner in your favorite cities.
8 Fancy Ways to Use Leftover Food
Throwing away food is like throwing away money. These recipes will help you stop wasting both — and make your leftover food taste totally new.
Mr. Cheap Stuff: Who do you think you are?
We're chatting with Dean Takamine, the savvy saver behind Mr. Cheap Stuff. Here's the low-down on his love of deals!
Track Your Refunds or Get Ripped Off
“Refunds†are supposedly different from “rebatesâ€, although honestly, you might never know it, since both are difficult to obtain. [more]