by Kelly Herman Tired of looking at the empty tip jar halfway through your shift? Sick of evenly doling out the spare change from others’ wallets between every coworker each night? Tighten up! Make your jar worth tipping into, so you’ll need several people just to pour it out at the end of the day. Here’s a [...]
Interview by Lauren Douglass College doesn’t teach you how to be successful in the working world, and Aaron McDaniel knows it. Being one of the youngest to serve as Regional Vice President at AT&T, this corporate manager, entrepreneur and community leader is now an author, too. His book, The Young Professional’s Guide to the Working World, [...]
Sit down, write out a budget and stick to it. That’s the most important thing you can do if you want to be successful with your finances. An interview with About.com’s Miriam Caldwell.
Sit down, write out a budget and stick to it. That’s the most important thing you can do if you want to be successful with your finances.
MyBankTracker.com Here are student-checking options at the 10 biggest banks: Chase Chase offers a College Checking account that is simply the equivalent of its basic checking account, except with a lower monthly fee. This $6 monthly service is waived until graduation (for up to five years after account opening) or with a monthly direct deposit of any amount. [...]
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Among America’s rarified financial elite, $1 million might be enough for a grade schooler’s allowance, but it’s a disgrace for any self-respecting robber baron. Add two or three more zeros to the end of that number and your show may spark their interest. Who Wants To Be A Bazillionaire? Now you’re talking! Let’s begin tonight’s programming.
It’s a recession. Times are tough. Your dollar just doesn’t get you as many chicken nuggets off the value menu as it used to. In the mess of an economical climate that it is today, more and more graduates are not landing jobs after college, which can lead to the assumption that going to college in the first place was a bad financial decision. Truth is, people are just too pessimistic and uncreative to see the plus side of earning your degree despite the unemployment numbers. So if you find yourself trying to defend your lack of employment post graduation, support your decision by trying out one of these, shall we say, artfully worded explanations?
Summer jobs, the things you have to find when you go home for the summe and realize scholarships only give out funds for the fall and spring. chances are you despise your summer job, unless you enjoy minimum wage, but the good news is that there are people who have worse jobs than you. done't believe it? Have you ever seen a porta potty after nine innings of a minor league baseball game?
For the past nineteen years he’s been the master behind every scream. Now, he finally takes control to reign over a new age of darkness –– and the thing you most have to fear is… FEAR himself! The nation’s premier annual Halloween event takes terror to a whole new level as you experience Halloween Horror [...]
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