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How to Master the Art of Professional Networking

Posted October 28, 2014

How to Master the Art of Professional Networking You don’t need to be charismatic in order to be good at professional networking. I am a talker, so I don’t find being sociable all that hard. However, good talkers do not necessarily make good networkers. Becoming a good networker requires you to learn how to relate

How to Finally Ask for and Get the Raise You Deserve

Posted October 28, 2014

If you think your employer is going to notice your hard and diligent work and automatically offer you a raise, then it is time to get in touch with reality. In the perfect world, good employees would have their job performances reviewed often while getting offered a slight increase for good work. Unfortunately, the workplace

Seven Insanely Productive Habits You Should Develop

Posted October 27, 2014

Young Entrepreneurs Share Seven Habits To Making Their Business A Success From professional athletes to entrepreneurs everyone develops their own habits and success rituals. If you are starting your own business or a new job your daily routine can make or break your success. Research suggests you can get rid off bad habits and develop

How to Beat Credit Card Debt on Your Own Terms

Posted October 27, 2014

How to beat credit card debt at it’s own game According to statistics from the Federal Reserve, total credit card debt in the United States is slightly over $793 billion. That’s roughly $16,000 per household! Additionally, 1 in 5 people between the ages of 18 and 24 have “debt hardships” as a direct result of

Must-Read: Can You Handle Financial Risk?

Posted October 27, 2014

The one bit of advice that everyone gives, and everyone knows, is to diversify that portfolio of yours. And that makes sense, seeing as you don’t want to put all of your eggs in one basket. But beyond that, everyone kind of just shuts up and quits with the advice. Instead, the next question that

10 Tips to Save Money on Grocery Shopping

Posted October 27, 2014

10 Tips to Save Money on Grocery Shopping There is no one big secret to saving money on groceries. And although there are some people who live by coupons, who will not buy a single item for which they have not found a coupon, most of us don’t have the time or inclination to go

How To Get Good At Making Money: 6 Life Lessons From A Self-Made Entrepreneur

Posted October 26, 2014

Six Valuable Lessons to Get Good at Making Money There are differences between making money and starting a business. You can learn to start a business from taking courses and reading books. You learn to make money from role models and going out and getting real world experience. The foundation to making money is selling.

7 Risks Worth Taking To Start Your Own Business

Posted October 25, 2014

7 Risks Worth Taking To Start Your Own Business Starting a business puts you in control of your talent, your resources, and your future. Long gone are the days of lifetime employment with a single company. In a fast-moving, ever-changing economy, the only person that you can depend to earn a living is yourself. I

Five Investment Principles You Should Know Before It’s Too Late

Posted October 24, 2014

Before you Turn 30 Everyone Should Know Some Basic Investing Principles Starting out as a new investor is a lot like going to college. It’s a whole new and can be a very emotional experience for most people. It’s the first time being away from home without parental supervision. Clicking the buy button for the

Buying Airline Tickets In Advance Will Save You Money

Posted October 24, 2014

Buying Airline Tickets In Advance Will Save You Money The holidays are quickly approaching. It is well-known that Thanksgiving in particular is the busiest travel day of the year. With it being less than a month away now is the time to get organized if your plan is to fly. The common wisdom used to

Wrong Financial Research Might Be Putting Your Returns At Risk

Posted October 23, 2014

Economists’ Research Suggest Mutual Fund Returns might be Random When selecting a mutual fund the first thing every investor wants to look at is the historical returns. The higher and more consistent the returns mean the fund manager actually knows what they are doing in theory. However a new study suggests that the hot new