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Minimum Wage Vs. Cost of Living: Can You Afford to Live in Your State?
Kendall Blythe on July 1, 2026
Some states manage to pull off that rare mix of better pay and lower prices.
How to Launch a Profitable eBay Store, With Tips From Successful Sellers
Darlena Cunha (The Penny Hoarder) and Rachel Christian (The Penny Hoarder) on July 1, 2026
Set yourself up for success with these tips from established eBay shopkeepers.
7 Side Hustles That Are Actually Worth the Time — and 3 That Are Not
MTN Staff on June 30, 2026
Tired of get-rich-quick schemes? Here are the few opportunities that actually pay for your effort — and the money pits you should avoid at all costs.
20 Companies Hiring for Part-Time, Work-From-Home Jobs
Kirsten Chorpenning on June 30, 2026
Start here to find a part-time job you can do from home.
5 Reasons You’re Nervous About a New Job, and Tips for Facing Your Fears
Lee Price on June 30, 2026
Don’t let anxiety stop you from stepping out to find the job you really want.
35 of the Highest-Paying Freelance Jobs in 2026
Kirsten Chorpenning on June 29, 2026
These gigs can offer freelancers the best pay and flexible scheduling.
10 Items Retirees Regret Keeping Too Long: How Many Do You Have?
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 29, 2026
You could be sitting on hundreds of dollars of “clutter.” Here are some household items to sell now…if it’s not already too late.
The Top 10 Companies That Hire for Work-From-Anywhere Jobs
Kirsten Chorpenning on June 29, 2026
Working from the beach might actually be possible with these companies.
25 of the Best Remote Jobs for Seniors and Older Workers
Kirsten Chorpenning on June 29, 2026
Dive into your search for a flexible, work-from-home gig that’s perfect for a retiree.
20 Careers That Can Push Your Earnings to $1 Million in Under a Decade
Kirsten Chorpenning on June 26, 2026
Some of these roles can get you to seven figures in under five years.
2026 Grads Face an Economy That Feels Tough. 5 Ways to Still Get Ahead
Rachel Barber and USA TODAY on June 26, 2026
Hiring is up 5.6% for new graduates, but starting salaries average just $56,000 — well below what most expect — making early financial habits more critical than ever.
Senate Democrats Push $25 Minimum Wage Plan
Fernando Cervantes Jr. and USA TODAY on June 25, 2026
The ‘Living Wage for All Act’ would raise the federal floor from $7.25 to $25 by 2031 for large employers — and end the separate, lower tipped wage.
25 of the Best Job Search Sites for Finding Work in 2026
Kirsten Chorpenning on June 25, 2026
These are the top ways to find reputable work-from-home opportunities.
Calling All Night Owls: 15 Jobs for People Who Like to Stay up Late
Robert Bruce (The Penny Hoarder) on June 25, 2026
If nighttime is when you thrive, these jobs can help you earn good money.
6 Low-Stress Side Hustles for Soon-to-Be Retirees
Adam Palasciano (The Penny Hoarder) on June 25, 2026
Put some extra cash in your nest egg with these side hustles that are great for folks fast approaching retirement.
The 5 Years That Will Make or Break Your Retirement
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 25, 2026
Your total savings matters less than you think. A stumble in this specific window can destroy your financial future.
7 Factors That Should Shape Every Job Interview Outfit
Kirsten Chorpenning on June 25, 2026
Follow these tips to make a lasting, professional impression.
Is College Worth It? Here Are the Majors That Pay Off.
Daniel de Visé and USA TODAY on June 25, 2026
A study tracking nearly 1 million Texas students found the average bachelor’s degree delivers $87,000 in net earnings above non-college peers — but your major matters.
There’s a Reason Workers Are Now Applying to Jobs They’ve Never Done Before
Vicki Salemi on June 24, 2026
See why workers are ditching traditional career paths to pursue entirely new industries.
5 Ways to Offload Clutter Without Strangers in Your Yard
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 24, 2026
Your closets are full of stuff worth money — just not to you. Here’s how to cash out without the circus.
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