
How to Ask for a Job
The process of seeking new job opportunities can be time-consuming and even a bit disheartening, especially if you’ve been at it for a while. Once you find the job opening…
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The process of seeking new job opportunities can be time-consuming and even a bit disheartening, especially if you’ve been at it for a while. Once you find the job opening…
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If you’re in the final stages of interviewing for a new job or have accepted an offer and are working out the compensation details, it’s time to consider if and…
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Letters of recommendation can be valuable assets for aspiring undergraduate and graduate students, new job seekers, and even employees looking to move up in their organization. However, you’ll not only…
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If you’re on the lookout for a new job that pays well, your timing could not be better. According to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) figures, the job market…
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Key Takeaways “Never dine out” is the most toxic piece of financial advice, followed by “credit cards are bad” and “renting a home is a waste of money” in second…
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Tell me how this sounds: Living in sunny Puerto Rico, swimming in the ocean in the afternoons Running your own business that emphasizes your strengths and gives you the freedom…
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The world wants you to be vanilla. It has a funny way of trying to make you conform, though. Nobody will come right out and say it. Instead, they’ll say…
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When I was a kid and our family would take a road trip, my dad would tell us to stay in the car while he checked us into a motel.…
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Creating a budget doesn’t have to mean setting yourself up for a life of restriction. By improving your money management, you can focus on making your money work for you.…
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According to Gallup research, 62 is the average retirement age for Americans; however, there is no one right retirement age. The ideal age for you will depend on many factors,…
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Unlike most personal finance blogs, we believe in using money to say YES — to traveling, buying a round of drinks for friends, or even daily lattes. We see money as a tool for living the life you want, rather than something to make you feel trapped and ashamed. So if you’re looking for money tips that include digging in your couch cushions for change, you’ve come to the wrong place. But if you’ve ever wanted to get serious about your career, your productivity, or starting a business, we’ve got you covered.