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Saving Early Can Help Parents Achieve College Savings Success
During these difficult economic times, many parents are worried about meeting their children's future college expenses.
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Tips for Small Businesses Looking for Payroll Providers
As the year turns, small-business owners will start reviewing their past actions and planning for the future. But one big issue -; payroll -; can prove to be a problem every year.
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How to Start a Business, Under $100
If starting a business conjures up visions of spending thousands of dollars on setup costs before you ever open your doors, you're in for a pleasant surprise.
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Is Your Chair Cramping Your Style?
People spend about 80,000 hours of their lives doing work while sitting. Sitting in an uncomfortable chair can be unpleasant, if not unhealthy, so workers should choose their office chairs carefully.
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Beyond 'The Number': Simple Ways to Save for Retirement
Remember when it was sort of fun to talk about The Number?
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Mega Tent Pole Movies Open Market for Small Studios
The film industry is undergoing an overhaul that is creating excitement throughout. Video-on-demand (VOD) has changed the DVD game, and as a direct result, major studios are focusing exclusively...
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Starting a Business in a Tough Economy
Whether you’re unemployed, underemployed, fearful of a layoff or just bored with your job, at some point you’ve probably thought about starting your own business.
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Do Travel Web Sites Offer the Best Bargains?
Before Americans hop aboard planes, they go online. According to the U.S. Travel Association, the Internet was the nation's top-ranking source of travel information in 2009.
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I have a phone interview coming up for a job I'd really love to get. What's the best way for me to ace it?
The biggest mistake most people make before a phone interview is not preparing just as thoroughly as they would if the interview were in person.
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Find a New Career Without Giving Up Your Day Job
Unhappy at work? Many Americans stay in careers that they consider 'just bearable' for fear of unemployment, but doing so compromises their well-being. Life is just too short to spend eight or more hours a day in misery, and work-related stress can reduce quality-of-life.
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