Today we found some awesome articles on qualities to embrace for success, finding wallet-friendly furniture, and a personal finance cheat sheet for new grads.
These timeless qualities can make you an indispensable part of any company or business, or can help you strike out on your own: Flexibility and Resourcefulness.
The way we deal with money in relationships is often a sign of how we deal with other things in life. But if you're aware of potential problems, you can change.
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Best Money Tips: Qualities to Embrace for Success
Today we found some awesome articles on qualities to embrace for success, finding wallet-friendly furniture, and a personal finance cheat sheet for new grads.
Must-Have Qualities to Ensure Long-Term Job Security
These timeless qualities can make you an indispensable part of any company or business, or can help you strike out on your own: Flexibility and Resourcefulness.
6 Surprising Ways Your Smartphone Can Keep You and Your Family Safe
From hurricane warnings to food safety advice, there's an app for that. Protect you and your family from a world of dangers with your smartphone.
6 Signs You're Not Frugal — You're Cheap!
Believe it or not, there's such a thing as being too frugal. It's called "being a cheapskate."
The 10 Cheapest Ways to Fly First Class
Fly first class for little or no extra expense by planning carefully or just asking nicely.
The Easiest, Cheapest Way to Make Delicious Dumplings
Who doesn't love dumplings? Enjoy them more often, for much less than store bought, with this quick and easy dumpling making routine.
How to Fix a Bike Flat
The open road, miles away from home (and cell coverage), is no place to discover that you don’t know how to repair a flat tire. Learn now.
5 Discount Stores That Are More Expensive Than You Think
Walmart and other big box retailers offer the best value, right? Not always. Watch out for these deals that aren't.
6 Ways to Feel Better About Your Financial Situation
When account balances are low, it's easy to get down about our finances. There's a better way.
3 Things to Know Before Subleasing Your Office Space
Before you decide to sub-lease your extra space, make sure you know what you're letting yourself in for.
Best Money Tips: The Best Websites for Freebies
Today we found articles legit websites to get free stuff, DIYs that make your car seem new again, and clever ways to save money on wrapping paper.
Relationships and Money: Two Sides of the Same Coin
The way we deal with money in relationships is often a sign of how we deal with other things in life. But if you're aware of potential problems, you can change.
Best Money Tips: 10 Car Shopping Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Today we found some awesome articles on car shopping mistakes and how to avoid them, saving for retirement, and steps to great finances.
Healthcare 2.0: Websites to Help You Save on Doctors, Dentists, and More
Being without health insurance can be terrifying — and it's a growing problem. These resources can help you find coverage for less.
29 Ways to Prevent Visiting the Doctor
Sure, an apple a day "keeps the doctor away." But there many other easy, fun, and money-saving things that you can do to prevent unnecessary visits.
What You Need to Know About the Statute of Limitations on Debts
Debt doesn't disappear, but it does expire.
Waste Not! Revisiting the 5-Second Rule and other Kitchen Classics
Working as a line cook for almost four years exposed me to the dirtier side of the food service business. Generally, I was less-than-impressed
You must file a tax return to get economic stimulus tax rebate
Surely by now everyone has heard of the economic stimulus tax rebate. To get it, though, you have to file a return.
Best Money Tips: Save Money on Your Vacation This Summer
Today we found some fantastic articles on saving money on your summer vacation, building a library on the cheap, and money lessons from Mad Men.
4 Ways Your IRA Beats Your Savings Account
You already know that you should save for retirement, but it's important to understand why that money should be in retirement-specific account.