Category: Make

A Bad Week for Stocks: Is the Party Finally Over?

Stacy Johnson on December 6, 2018

Is the sun setting on the mighty bull market? Maybe. Here’s what you should do next.

9 Retailers That Will Pay for Your Clutter

Elizabeth Lotts on November 18, 2018

These places give you cash or store credit for books, movies, music, magazines, phones, computers, other electronics and more.

9 Ways to Screw Up a Job Search When You’re Over 50

Maryalene LaPonsie on November 16, 2018

Finding a job in your 50s or 60s isn’t hopeless — unless you make these crucial mistakes.

7 Tips for Landing Your Dream Job

Maryalene LaPonsie on November 15, 2018

Even if the company of your dreams never seems to be hiring, there’s often a way to get in the door.

6 Ways to Score Free Gift Cards and Cash in 1 Place

Karla Bowsher on November 12, 2018

Yes, this program will pay you for activities that you likely already do. And now it offers a live daily trivia game show with cash prizes.

7 Tips to Find a Job in Retirement

Angela Colley on November 8, 2018

If you’re looking for work after retirement, keep in mind that you likely have more assets and advantages than you think.

Social Security Q&A: What’s ‘File and Suspend,’ and Should I Do It?

Jeff Miller on November 8, 2018

The right Social Security claiming strategy can get you thousands of dollars more in lifetime benefits. Some strategies no longer work, but others do.

The Top 25 Companies Hiring for Work-From-Home Jobs Right Now

Maryalene LaPonsie on November 7, 2018

Teach, consult, coordinate, code and more — from the comfort of your own home. Opportunities to work remotely are growing exponentially.

Ask Stacy: Where Can I Get Social Security Advice?

Stacy Johnson on November 6, 2018

Choosing the proper claiming strategy can mean thousands more in Social Security money over your lifetime. Here’s how to find an inexpensive expert who can help.

The Top 15 Companies Filling Part-Time, Remote Job Openings

Karla Bowsher on November 1, 2018

These employers are currently hiring for the greatest number of part-time, work-from-home jobs.

How Much the Governor Gets Paid in Every State

Donna Freedman on October 29, 2018

Candidates battling for each state’s top job must be chasing the big bucks, right? Not necessarily, especially compared with what he or she could make as a CEO.

2-Minute Money Manager: Where Can Seniors Find Jobs?

Stacy Johnson on October 22, 2018

If you’re middle-aged or older, finding a job can be a job in itself. Here are some tips that will make it easier.

Social Security Q&A: I’m Remarried — Can I Claim My Ex’s Social Security?

Russell Settle on October 18, 2018

You may qualify for Social Security spousal benefits from your husband or wife, even if you’re divorced. But what if you remarry?

The Best and Worst States for American Workers

Gael F. Cooper on October 16, 2018

Find out where your state ranks among the friendliest — and most lucrative — places to work.

How Much the 25 Biggest U.S. Retailers Pay Workers — and Their CEOs

Jim Gold on October 15, 2018

In stores and fast-food outlets across the country, here’s what typical employees and store managers earn and how their pay compares with compensation for top corporate executives.

What Janitors Make in Every U.S. State

Maryalene LaPonsie on October 11, 2018

Janitors’ pay varies widely across the U.S. Do we pay people enough to sweep floors and clean toilets? You decide.

3 Ways to Get Paid for Your Opinion

Karla Bowsher on October 9, 2018

Learn how you can bring in some extra money simply by taking surveys.

5 Easy Ways to Score Free Walmart Gift Cards

Karla Bowsher on October 7, 2018

Yes, you can rack up free Walmart gift cards with virtually no effort. Here’s how.

The Hardest-Working and Laziest States in the U.S.

Money Talks News on October 4, 2018

A recent study looked at employment rates, work hours per week, volunteer time and other factors to determine which states have the hardest workers. How does your state stack up?