Congrats, Graduate -- you did it! But now that school's out, you've got some big decisions to make, the least of which is what you're going to do with all that graduation money.
Whether you're fresh out of high school or a newly-degreed college ...
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Joint vs. Separate Bank Accounts: Which One Is Better?
It's the eternal question for those who settle down together is and always will be: separate or joint bank accounts?
There are arguments for and against both scenarios. So sit down, read this with your boo, and then have a conversation about what ...
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What Should You Do If the IRS Finds a Mistake Made by Your Tax Preparer?
If your accountant or tax preparer makes a mistake on your taxes, guess whose problem it is? Yep; all yours.
If the IRS comes a-calling, demanding you fix the inconsistencies -- hopefully without a full, nightmarish audit -- then here's what you ...
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8 Smart Alternatives to Wasting Your Money on a Lavish Wedding
I don't like weddings.
Call me cold-hearted, but I don't find anything enjoyable about having to put on a suit and tie in the middle of a heat wave in August while two people profess their undying love for one another outdoors. Meanwhile, I'm over ...
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8 Ways to Stay Motivated When Nothing Is Going Right
Staying motivated when the chips are down isn't easy. You feel deflated, perhaps a failure, and maybe even afraid for your job. The first thing to remember is that nobody is perfect; we all make mistakes. The second thing is that you can turn the ...
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4 Ways to Make Saving Fun by Turning It Into a Game
We all want to save money, but for many us, saving is difficult. It may be hard because we don't make enough money to send to our savings accounts, or perhaps we're spending too much of what we earn on frivolous things.
Even so, saving isn't ...
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How to Get a Good Job Without a College Degree
Earning a college degree will go a long way in helping you land your dream job, but it's not always necessary. In fact, more and more employers today are passing up candidates with expensive degrees in favor of those who come to the table with ...
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7 High-Paying Tech Jobs That Desperately Need Women
With male domination in certain corporate sectors, it's nice to know there are still plenty of incredible careers waiting for intelligent, ambitious women of all ages.
In particular, tech-based employers are looking for women to diversify their ...
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The 9 Biggest Rules for Dating on a Budget
For most people, dating is fun.
However, dating isn't cheap, and depending on what you two like to do, it can take a sizable toll on your finances.
Back in the day, taking your date to a fancy restaurant and an extravagant activity meant you ...
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7 Signs That Tell Smart Stock Market Investors It’s Time to Sell
Nobody wants to be on the losing end of a stock market investment, but it happens. The good news is you can avoid potential financial devastation by recognizing a few key signs that often indicate when it's finally time to sell stock in a company. ...
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8 Ways to Keep a Family Business From Tearing the Family Apart
Thinking about going into business with a family member? Tread lightly; one disagreement could rip that relationship to shreds. Fortunately, you can give yourself the best chance of success by following a few key tips that are designed to keep a ...
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4 Rules for Cashing Out Your 401k When You’re In a Financial Pickle
There may be times in life that you'll fall into financial hardship, and it's wise to plan ahead for the inevitable. An emergency fund -- that is, a generous amount of cash in your savings or another account -- is ideal for dealing with these ...
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6 Ways to Avoid a Holiday Debt Hangover
The holidays come with a host of stressors, the most Xanax-inducing of which is perhaps overspending. Sure, we make our lists and check them twice, but we're still human. Sales, discounts and deals are flashed furiously before your eyes while you're ...
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8 Ways to Save on Dental Care Without Insurance
Do you need to get your grill fixed, but don't have dental insurance? You're not alone. More than 100 million US consumers -- that's nearly one-third of the nation's population -- are without access to dental care because of increased costs that ...
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7 Ways to Improve Your Financial Outlook Before Winter Sets In
Summertime, with all its outdoor fun and activities, can do a considerable amount of damage to your budget -- but there's no reason to panic because autumn is a great time to concentrate on getting your financial situation back on track. Here are ...
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Planning a Wedding? Here Are 9 Ways to Ensure You’ll Pay Too Much
For most people, getting married is one of the happiest milestones of their life -- until they get the bill.
Last year, the average cost of a US wedding was a whopping $33,901 -- which is why one-third of couples go into debt to afford their big ...
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6 Career Killers and How to Avoid Them
Want to get ahead at work? Here are six big career killers that many people fail to realize will minimize their professional potential in the workforce.
Mistaking Volume for Effectiveness
Just because you're doing a lot of work doesn't ...
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10 Things You Should Be Doing Now So You Can Retire on Time
Do you have grand plans to spend your golden years lying on a beach, hitting the links on weekdays, or sipping cocktails until the sun goes down? By following a few simple tips you can retire on your own terms -- on time, or even earlier -- and live ...
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8 Ways to Prepare for Your Next Job Interview and Walk Away a Winner
You did it! You finally landed that coveted job interview. The hard part is over, but now another major challenge is on the horizon: the actual interview.
Here's how to go into it confident, prepared and ready to hire:
Before the Interview ...
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10 Reasons Why You Don’t Need a College Degree to Succeed
For your whole life you've been told that you won't get very far without a college education. Well, I'm here to break your heart: they lied.
Despite your youthful indoctrination to the contrary, here are some really good reasons why you don't need ...
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