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6 Ways to Make an Instant Pot Pay for Itself
Gael F. Cooper on May 2, 2023
The Instant Pot isn’t like the pressure cooker of old. And it can save you plenty of bread to boot.
6 Dumb Ways You’re Blowing Your Savings
MTN Staff on July 20, 2023
If you want to be richer, make better money moves.
5 Ways to Be a Constant Job Seeker
Kimberli Lowe-MacAuley on May 2, 2023
Having a job seeker’s mindset throughout your entire career is smart. Here’s why and how to do it.
America’s 15 Best Cities for Brunch Lovers
Sav Maive on May 2, 2023
Love a late breakfast? See which cities are known for top-notch brunches and what’s behind the ranking.
These ‘Deep Blue’ States Offer a Surprisingly Good Deal on Property Taxes
Chris Kissell on May 1, 2023
When it comes to real estate, these places buck the trend that links higher taxes to progressive politics.
6 Affordable Ways to Boost the Value of Your Biggest Asset
MTN Staff on May 14, 2024
Wait till your friends see what you’ve done! Here are some tips to make your home your comfortable castle.
All the Ways You’re Getting Ripped Off by Outrageous Junk Fees
Robert Bruce (The Penny Hoarder) on May 1, 2023
You may be paying unnecessary or inflated fees, and plenty of businesses count on you not noticing. Here’s how to find and fight junk fees.
Gen Z Homebuyers Love These 10 Markets
Chris Kissell on May 1, 2023
Homebuyers under the age of 25 are flocking to these metros.
How to Make Your Own 100-Calorie Snack Packs to Save Cash
Heidi McIndoo on May 1, 2023
Making your own snacks just makes sense in terms of cost. Here are our top DIY tips for putting your ultimate snack packs together.
15 Cities With the Most Analytical Workers
Jonathan Jones on May 1, 2023
In today’s digital economy, analytical jobs are increasingly important. These cities are where you can find the most analytical workers.
Retirement Was Always Supposed to Start at Age 70: Here’s Why That Changed
Chris Kissell on April 28, 2023
The notion of retirement beginning at age 70 dates back more than a century. Find out why it eventually changed to age 65.
9 Pro Tips for Online Thrift Shopping
Kentin Waits on April 28, 2023
Global selection, 24-hour shopping and doorstep delivery — what’s not to love about online secondhand shopping?
15 Cities With the Largest Employee-Manager Wage Gap
Jonathan Jones on April 28, 2023
Compensation for managers and employees can vary greatly, and in these cities, the pay gaps are the biggest.
4 States That Have Lowered Sales Taxes — and 3 That Raised Them
Miranda Marquit on April 28, 2023
One state removed its sales tax on nearly all groceries.
4 Types of Workers Who Expect to Delay Retirement
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2023
More than one-third of Americans now expect to delay retirement. But that percentage is even higher for some types of people.
3 Strategies to Avoid Burnout
Caitlin Lemon on April 27, 2023
Learn what burnout is, what causes it and what steps you can take now to prevent it.
5 Reasons You Should Not Delay Retirement
Emmet Pierce on April 27, 2023
Could you be waiting too long to quit working?
10 Markets Where Homebuyers Can Still Expect to Face Bidding Wars
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2023
In a few cities, bidding wars have returned after a short hiatus.
9 Leadership Habits to Develop if You Want to Get Promoted
Kimberli Lowe-MacAuley on April 27, 2023
Promotions are about more than just being good at your job. See the leadership skills you need to adopt first.
The 15 Best Online Tutoring Jobs of 2023
Kent McDill (The Penny Hoarder) and Nicole Dow (The Penny Hoarder) on April 26, 2023
Love to teach? Here’s how to find great online side gigs in tutoring with flexibility and in a number of subjects.
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