Investment is that exercise of applying your money in a particular endeavor, for the pursuit of growing one's money. We cover some basic tips for investing in a business.
Today, we share a fruity networking tip for conference attendees, a handy list of 51 foods and their shelf life, plus dollar-store goodies that will save you a bundle.
I love sweets, but by the time December gift-giving comes around, I can feel my cavities forming. Here are some savory alternatives to traditional sugary gifts.
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Basic Tips for Investing in a Business
Investment is that exercise of applying your money in a particular endeavor, for the pursuit of growing one's money. We cover some basic tips for investing in a business.
8 Frequently Under-Budgeted Air Travel Costs
Baggage fees, parking, food, and other charges can drive up air travel costs. Here are some tips to avoid the extra charges.
Wise Bread Reloaded: Back to Back to School
Wise Bread reaches back into the archives to help you and your family navigate back-to-school.
Best Money Tips: How to Network With a Banana
Today, we share a fruity networking tip for conference attendees, a handy list of 51 foods and their shelf life, plus dollar-store goodies that will save you a bundle.
Are You Tipping Wrong? This Is What You Should Be Leaving
Seems like every service counter we encounter includes a strategically placed tip jar. Find out who you should be tipping (and how much).
Your Loss Aversion Is Costing You More Than Your FOMO
Losing money hurts so much more than the thrill of getting it. Why is that?
4 Ways Your Mind Can Make You Rich
The human brain is not powerful enough to will money into existence — but it's close. Here's how to put mind over money.
8 Hours? 9 Hours? This Is How Much Sleep You REALLY Need
Home many ZZZ's does a person really it need? The answer is "it depends and it's probably less than you think."
Best Money Tips: How to Train Yourself to Be Frugal
Today we found articles on how to train yourself to be frugal, ways to deal with digital burnout, and things that should never control your life.
Tax Planning: 5 Things to Do Before the End of the Year
There's a mere month left to 2010; learn what you should do now to maximize your tax savings.
12 Things You Need to Stop Doing Today to Be a Better Friend
What do we value most in life? Family and friends. Keep and strengthen those precious bonds by avoiding these common relationship-busters.
7 Savory Food Gifts
I love sweets, but by the time December gift-giving comes around, I can feel my cavities forming. Here are some savory alternatives to traditional sugary gifts.
11 Tips and Tricks for Merging Finances
When couples get hitched, so do their separate finances. Here's how to bring the money together without ripping the marriage apart.
Runaway Debt, Can You Ever Pay It Back?
If runaway debt is taking over your life, here's some help from a perhaps unexpected source: rock band Soul Asylum.
The 7 Scariest Big Purchases People Make
The big spend is only part of the reason these big purchases are such big scares.
Beating Bank Fee Increases
Sure, you can adhere to all of your bank's (potentially ridiculous) rules to avoid rising fees...or you can start searching for a new bank.
20 Ways to Use Pool Noodles
Floaty, foamy pool noodles have a million and one uses. Here are 20 to get you started.
6 Nervous Tics You Need to Stop Right Now
It's okay to feel nervous sometimes, but if your tension looks like this, it's time to do something about it.
Best Money Tips: How to Get the Most Value From a Quick Getaway
Today we found articles on tips to get the most value out of your quick getaways, how to make exercise a habit, and hobbies that won’t break the bank.
Good, Bad, or Excellent: What Does Your Credit Score Mean?
Is your credit score good, bad...or excellent? Find out what range you're in and what that means for your borrowing prospects.