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The 10 Worst Highest Paying Job Misconceptions

March 27, 2013 / Kelly Anderson
The 10 Worst Highest Paying Job MisconceptionsWhen it comes to your career, money doesn’t necessarily mean more satisfaction or happiness. I’ve had clients who’ve come into my office asking what the highest paying careers for women are, saying “if only I made more money,” or countless...

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What’s Driving China’s Global Oil and Gas Spending Spree? And Who’s Next?

March 26, 2013 / Minyanville.com
What’s Driving China’s Global Oil and Gas Spending Spree? And Who’s Next?Back in 2005, China’s state-owned oil company, CNOOC, made a very attractive and high-profile $18.5 billion bid for American oil company Unocal. Its attempt was blocked by the US Congress due to political concerns and Chevron acquired Unocal instead. Chinese companies have...

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How to Use Your Social Media Skills to Make Extra Cash

March 22, 2013 / Alexis Grant
How to Use Your Social Media Skills to Make Extra CashWhile it never hurts to cut back on expenses, the best way to save money for your dream trip or pay off student loans is by bringing in more cash. And if you’re social-savvy, you’ve got skills that can help...

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The Top Ten Most Expensive Movies Ever Made

March 21, 2013 / Kelly Anderson
The Top Ten Most Expensive Movies Ever MadeOver the past weekend, my husband and I got to enjoy a date night. As those of you with young children probably know, date nights become few and far between once the kids come along, so we were pretty excited...

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Infographic: Does a Higher Education Guard Against Unemployment?

March 1, 2013 / Ross Crooks
Infographic: Does a Higher Education Guard Against Unemployment?Pursuing a higher education costs money, but how well does it pay off? Using the latest census data, the following infographic explores the value of a higher education and the protection it provides against unemployment. Click on “Launch Infographic” for...

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How Do Americans Spend Their Tax Refunds?

February 12, 2013 / Mark Henricks
How Do Americans Spend Their Tax Refunds?The most popular single use for the cash taxpayers get in refunds from Uncle Sam is savings, according to annual surveys conducted by the National Retail Federation. Last year’s survey found that nearly 44 percent of the people who anticipated...

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The Top Money Worries Facing Americans in 2013

February 8, 2013 / Credit.com
The Top Money Worries Facing Americans in 2013The good thing about New Year’s resolutions is that by February you can forgive yourself if you’ve dropped most of them. Financial resolutions — just like ones to lose weight or get more organized — can be hard to follow....

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Love Vs. Football: Do Men Spend More On Their Valentines or On the Super Bowl?

February 1, 2013 / Ross Crooks
Love Vs. Football: Do Men Spend More On Their Valentines or On the Super Bowl?Every year, two big days fall near each other on the calendar — the Super Bowl and Valentine’s Day. So, the question remains: On which day do men spend more money? Using information from the National Retail Federation, the following...

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The Psychology Behind Keeping Up With the Joneses

January 23, 2013 / Craig Guillot
The Psychology Behind Keeping Up With the JonesesEveryone overspends a little and splurges on occasion. But for many, “keeping up with the Joneses” becomes an overwhelming obsession that can lead to financial ruin. Regardless of how much one makes, if they spend beyond their income, their finances...

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Living the Good Life…Abroad: The 22 Best Places to Retire

January 18, 2013 / Ross Crooks
Living the Good Life…Abroad: The 22 Best Places to RetireChoosing where you’ll retire is a major factor in how much you need to stash away in your nest egg. Many retirees living abroad enjoy a lower cost of living, nice weather, and even better healthcare. The International Living 2013...

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