The Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 created new opportunities for businesses to save on their taxes in 2010 and beyond. Here are some actions that can prove beneficial to you.
Cooking meals in the great outdoors isn't easy, but it can be. Just use any of these camping stoves and you can have a delicious dinner in the middle of the woods.
Today we found some great articles on fun and cheap things to do with your friends, how to make the most of perfume and other scents, and good-looking lunches to bring to work.
Working for a large corporation can provide valuable experience, but when it comes to running a small business, following corporate rules could hurt your bottom line.
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Managing Employees Who Irritate Others
Even the most sophisticated and well-meaning people can bring quirky behaviors to the workplace.
Vested Capital: What It Is, Why You Want It, and How to Get It
It's what some aspiring entrepreneurs would die to have in their possession. Vested capital gives you the utmost in negotiating power.
What’s Tax Deductible for Your Next Business Trip?
The IRS have set out some pretty specific guidelines as to what's tax deductible for your next business trip.
Best Money Tips: Inexpensive Family Outings
Today we found some great articles on inexpensive family outings, how to negotiate fees and save on expenses, and Netflix alternatives.
New Tax Breaks for the Swift
The Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 created new opportunities for businesses to save on their taxes in 2010 and beyond. Here are some actions that can prove beneficial to you.
The 5 Best Camping Stoves
Cooking meals in the great outdoors isn't easy, but it can be. Just use any of these camping stoves and you can have a delicious dinner in the middle of the woods.
Shhhhh: How to Block Out Noise
I am the only tenant on the floor of an apartment building otherwise entirely under construction, and it's taught me a few things about finding quiet.
How Much to Pay New Hires in 2011
You're ready to bring in new employees — great! But calculating salaries can be difficult. Learn what to pay in a still-unsteady economy.
Best Money Tips: Save Money on Baby Expenses
Today we found some awesome articles on ways to save on baby expenses, being smart about buying daily deals, and how to save money buying a used car.
6 Benefits of Dumping a Losing Stock
Share and fund values rise and fall, so it can be hard to know when to sell a loser. Here are six ways to know when it's time to let go.
Ways to Make Better Use of Your CRM Tools
If you spend a little more time properly maintaining your customer relationship management tools, you can generate a lot more business.
Best Money Tips: Cheap, Fun Things to Do With Friends
Today we found some great articles on fun and cheap things to do with your friends, how to make the most of perfume and other scents, and good-looking lunches to bring to work.
3 Ways Americans Are Getting Better at Managing Their Money
Don't let the news dishearten you. Americans aren't completely terrible at money.
Corporate Rules to Unlearn
Working for a large corporation can provide valuable experience, but when it comes to running a small business, following corporate rules could hurt your bottom line.
How to Thrive in Uncertainty
The economy is still shuddering, but that doesn't mean your finances need to shake in fear. Learn how to stay financially strong in times like these.
Best Money Tips: Teaching Kids How to Donate Money
Today we found some great articles on teaching kids how to donate money, cutting the cost of college tuition, and why you need to carry cash.
6 Steps to a Good Hire
Making the decision to hire -- or fire -- is never easy. Here's a step-by-step process to take some of the guesswork out of it.
Best Money Tips Roundup: Dining Out on the Cheap
Today we found some awesome articles on dining out on the cheap, thinking twice before buying a timeshare, and how to live a happy life.
How to Leverage an Economy of Giving and Profit
Digital distribution of gifts offers small businesses an almost free way to reach new customers. Go ahead, give it away.
4 Retirement Planning Moves Every 20-Something Must Make
The smartest thing you can do for your retirement is to start preparing ASAP — that includes 20-somethings, too.