Tech
Job Hunters: 4 Tips on Using Social Media
B.T. Ballenger on August 6, 2012
You’re missing career opportunities if you’re not on the major social networks – and using them the way employers want.
The 10 Worst Things I Ever Bought
Guest Blogger on August 6, 2012
It’s easier to remember my best purchases than my worst, but I’ve spent the past year figuring it out. Here are the results.
Cash-back Shopping on Amazon? Yup
Donna Freedman on August 6, 2012
Shopping at Amazon just got better – because of two other websites.
4 Easy Ways to Get Free Wi-Fi
B.T. Ballenger on August 6, 2012
Gotta get online in a hurry? If you know where to look, there’s no need to pay.
15 Cheap (or Free) Ways to Update Your Job Skills
Guest Blogger on August 6, 2012
Finding a new job may require updated skills. Here’s how to find free or cheap training.
5 Cheap Alternatives to Cell Phone Insurance
B.T. Ballenger on August 6, 2012
Would you rather pay $7 a month for insurance with a $100 deductible, or spend $20 on a screen/case combo and a free app?
10 Ways to Waste Money on Tech
B.T. Ballenger on August 6, 2012
You’ll be a lot richer if you don’t blow money on these dumb tech moves. How many are you guilty of?
Don’t Hate the Payer, Hate the Game
Donna Freedman on June 19, 2012
If stores make printed promises, they ought to keep them. Consumers need to insist, politely, that stores honor their agreements.
Showrooming: Saving Money by Shopping Twice
Gideon Grudo on June 18, 2012
It’s called showrooming: visiting a store to check out an item, then buying it online later. How some manufacturers are hoping to stop it, and how you can do it faster and more effectively.
How to Make Money Writing Books
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 11, 2012
If you’ve ever dreamed of seeing your name on the spine of a book, you’ll find it easier to self-publish today than ever before. But publishing a book is easy. The hard part? Getting people to buy it.
How Can I Start Investing With Very Little Money?
Guest Blogger on June 7, 2012
Just a few years ago, it would take $1,000 to really start investing. These days? Even $100 can get you diversified in the stock market.
The Best and Worst Things to Buy in June
Guest Blogger on May 31, 2012
Need a grill for summer? Buy it right now. Need tools? Wait a bit.
4 Tips to Turn Textbooks Into Cash
Ricky Michalski on May 24, 2012
School’s out – how do you sell all those textbooks for top dollar? Read on for tips from a college student who’s sold tons.
Don’t Pay Late! How to Set Up a Bill Reminder
Guest Blogger on May 17, 2012
If you’re late paying a bill, you’ll pay dearly for your tardiness. Here’s how to avoid late fees by letting someone else worry about reminding you.
4 Ways to Save When Buying a Mac
B.T. Ballenger on May 10, 2012
Apple fans: New research shows that waiting even a few days for the newest model can save you money. Find out what else can too.
5 Social Media Job-Hunting Tips for New Grads
Guest Blogger on May 9, 2012
So you’ve just graduated from college or will shortly. Now what? Start here…
Windows 8 Won’t Play DVDs – Unless You Pay More
Michael Koretzky on May 8, 2012
If you own a PC desktop or laptop and want to upgrade to Windows 8, be warned: The Media Player software that comes standard won’t play DVDs.
Online Dating: How to Find Love AND a Bargain
Angela Colley on May 7, 2012
Want to try online dating? Before you use your heart, use your head. I recently went online to review three top sites – here’s the straight scoop on what you pay and what you get.
5 Ways to Avoid Telemarketers
Guest Blogger on April 25, 2012
You may never totally eliminate telemarketing calls, but with these simple steps, you can manage them.
Why Old Appliances Are Better Than New
Guest Blogger on April 23, 2012
They last longer, work just as well, and are cheaper to replace.
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