With the first quarter of 2010 behind you, the economy in recovery, and a number of new laws on the books, now is a good time to review your budget for the balance of this year
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
Today we found some great articles on life-changing ways to repurpose household items, characteristics of those who are serious about their debt, and tips to stay ahead at work.
Small businesses need to create a persona of their ideal customer — not average, but ideal — so they have an actual living, breathing person in mind to target.
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7 Ways to Stay Calm in Stressful Moments
Feel stress? Practice calm.
Tax Penalties for Early Retirement Withdrawals
Taking money from a retirement fund early is tempting, but it comes with heavy consequences. Discover alternatives to cashing out that 401(k).
Your 2010 Budget Revisited
With the first quarter of 2010 behind you, the economy in recovery, and a number of new laws on the books, now is a good time to review your budget for the balance of this year
Here's the Difference Between a Federal and Non-Federal Credit Union
You're thinking about joining a credit union. You've noticed some credit unions are federal, and some are state-chartered. What's the difference?
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
Build a Secure Future Starting With Your Next Paycheck
Don't just dump your next paycheck directly into your checking account. Make these wise money moves instead.
Telecommuting Is Not Just an HR Perk
Economic, environmental, and continuity of operations demands suggest that telecommuting is more than an HR perk.
How to Win an Argument
Knowing how to argue is a valuable skill to have both professionally and personally. Here are the three things you need to know to make it happen.
12 Awesome Ways to Use Apple Cider Vinegar
From dressing your salad to softening your callouses, you'll find a use for apple cider vinegar in every room of your home.
How to Get People to Work for You Cheap (or Free)
There are several ways you can still get quality people to work for you for very little, or deferred payment, or even free.
Best Money Tips: Life-Changing Ways to Repurpose Household Items
Today we found some great articles on life-changing ways to repurpose household items, characteristics of those who are serious about their debt, and tips to stay ahead at work.
Best Money Tips: 5 Ways to Invest $1,000
Today we found articles on ways to invest $1,000, tips to help you take stock photos like a pro, and how to get through a quarter-life crisis.
How to Create a PR Crisis Strategy Before You Need It
The day you realize that you need a crisis strategy is usually the day you have a crisis.
Do This One Thing to Defeat Disorganization Forever
Once you've decided where to start, you've already won. Get organized by doing it the right way — your way.
Best Money Tips: Credit Card Tips to Live By
Today we found some awesome articles on credit card tips to live by, what to do if you hate your job, and road trip money saving tips.
How to Focus on Your Ideal Customer
Small businesses need to create a persona of their ideal customer — not average, but ideal — so they have an actual living, breathing person in mind to target.
Bookmark This: A Step-by-Step Guide to Choosing 401(k) Investments
Don't get overwhelmed picking your own 401(k) investments. Use this simple approach to build a stable retirement portfolio.
5 Things Successful Savers Do
People who save a lot of money share a lot of the same habits. Start saving more by doing as they do.
10 Reasons Why Apple Is Still on a Tear
Apple is once again red hot and primed for more growth in 2015. Find out what's driving Apple's success today.
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?