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It's great to work for yourself. But that sometimes means your income isn't stable. See some advice from a successful freelance pro on how to create a budget for variable income. Read More

With the deadline to raise the U.S. borrowing limit less than two weeks away, you might be thinking about what to do with your money if the U.S. government defaults on its debt. Read More

When you have your own business, especially one that provides a service, it is usually only a matter of time before friends and family come around, looking for someone to do work for them. Read More

According to the Bureau of Labor Statics’ American Time Use Survey, the average American aged 15 and over spends 2.7 hours a day watching TV. That’s nearly three hours that you could be using to start and maintain a side hustle. Read More

Most people who shop online don't often do so in a single sitting. Some shoppers like to casually insert items in their carts, think about things a little bit and then make their actual purchase later.

The problem with this shopping behavior is that unless customers login or have an account Read More

Not everyone’s a winner in the Groupon arena. Last week, the online coupon giant launched its first effort to get into big-ticket retail, with a $500 voucher toward a new car sale at a Michigan dealership. Read More

Many of us have dreams of quitting a day job and working from home. Before you quit your day job, you need to carefully consider your financial situation, and ask a few questions. Read More

One of the ways that you can improve your finances is to come up with ways to earn more than you spend. While cutting back on your expenses can be helpful, it can also be a good idea to cultivate alternative income sources. Read More

Increasingly, we have a culture that’s going online. As we interact online, whether it’s through Facebook, Twitter or Google+, it’s vital that we understand the etiquette associated with those interactions. Read More

A B2B audience isn’t searching for “sexy marketing,” with simple, branded web 2.0 messages (Salesforce is about as close as B2B comes to sexy); the B2B buyer is more sophisticated, looking for informational articles, blogs and anything that may or may not give them incentive to buy. Read More