Money & Work

How to Get Your Employer to Pay Tuition


Going back to school could make you a more valuable employee. Here's how to ask your boss to pay your tuition.

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Do You Need Credit Card Insurance?


Buying credit card insurance is not necessary for everyone. But if your job or health is questionable, it might be worthwhile.

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Financial Planning for Peace Corps Volunteers


Here is how to ensure your personal finances remain intact while you take a break from the working world.

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Finding Money Advice on Campus

Posted August 15, 2008 10:43 AM
When college students have to make their own spending decisions, they don't always make the wisest choices. While your parents aren't around to teach you how to handle your money, other, including colleges, are beginning to help students do everything from trim expenses to file a tax return. Read more...

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Want to Build Wealth? Break These 8 Rules

Posted August 13, 2008 11:37 AM
The best way to build and maintain wealth, argues one expert, is by breaking the rules you think and hear about when building wealth. Here are eight rules worth rethinking as you build your own nest egg. Read more...

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Going Green and Saving Money

Posted June 23, 2008 2:21 PM

ThirdAgers talk about how to save money and the environment at the same time. People sometimes equate green with premium prices. But there are strategies to saving money that save on resources at the same time. ThirdAgers share their thoughts.

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How do you decide which charity to contribute to?

Started by CMartin on July 31, 2008 2:04 AM

I'm finally in a place where I feel financially secure enough to start contributing to charities, but I began doing some research into various organizations, and they ALL seem SO important. How can I possibly decide which one to choose? How do you guys decide? Is there a decision-making system that works? Is it best to a give a little to lots of groups, or a lot (relatively) to on group?

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