Unemployment is at an all time high. Oddly enough so are online job listings. That doesn't mean every online job posting is a winner. Here are five red flags in job postings that s
Saving money is hard when your income isn't consistent. Use some of these strategies, and see your savings grow even when your paychecks aren't regular.
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Hold That resume! 5 Red Flags in Online Job Listings
Unemployment is at an all time high. Oddly enough so are online job listings. That doesn't mean every online job posting is a winner. Here are five red flags in job postings that s
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Science Shows You Need to Work Less — Here's Why
If you've been looking for ways to convince your boss to let you work fewer or more flexible hours — for the same pay — send him this link.
5 Surprising Ways to Get Deals
Discount codes drying up before your eyes? Try these tactics to discover new deals on everyday items!
The 5 Best Electric Toothbrushes
Electric toothbrushes help you more effectively clean your teeth, which can save you hundreds in dental care. Here are our picks for the best.
Are You Smarter Than Your Sibling? (Your Birth Order Might Provide the Answer)
Who's smarter — older siblings or younger ones? It all depends on when you ask.
This Is What That Ticket You Got Will Do to Your Car Insurance Rate
If you can't drive 55, expect to pay hefty fines and as much as 30% to 82% more in insurance fees. Safe drivers are frugal drivers!
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).
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.
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.
The New Grad's Guide to Debt Management
If you recently graduated college, there's a good chance you recently got that first student loan bill. Lost? We've got you covered.
Boost Your Savings by Making Your Money Harder to Spend
We're always trying to protect our money. But too often we forget to protect it from ourselves.
8 Ways to Make Your Weekend Feel Longer
Monday always comes way too soon. But there are ways to stretch those weekend days just a little longer.
5 Tried-and-True Strategies for Saving When Your Income Isn't Consistent
Saving money is hard when your income isn't consistent. Use some of these strategies, and see your savings grow even when your paychecks aren't regular.
Excel: The Most Underrated Software You Already Own
Want to save yourself hours of mindless work and look really smart at your job? Then you need to learn how to use Excel.
6 Smart Ways to Use Old Savings Bonds
Dig out those old savings bonds, find out what they're worth, and teach your bonds to do more than reliably collect interest.
Five "Jobs" for Children
Is your child too young to get a real job? These five entrepreneurial activities are great ways for kids to earn their allowances and raise cash.
10 Travel "Must-Haves" That You Can Live Without
Traveling can be so much more fun when you pack light. From guidebooks to gizmos, learn how to deal without these travel "necessities."
5 Financial Lessons Everyone Should Learn by Kindergarten
Kindergarten kids can — and should — understand these personal finance basics. So should the rest of us.
4 Things Millennials Should Do Today to Prepare for Retirement
Planning for retirement is daunting — even for twenty-somethings. Take a few simple steps and be on your way to building a healthy retirement fund.