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Money Manners

Are you following proper money etiquette? Knowing what to do and what not to regarding tipping, giving, dating, and other sticky situations can avoid embarrassment. We all have those moments when we aren’t sure what to do.

Personal Finance Communities #Personal Finance Top 6 Online Personal Finance Communities That Can Help Answer All Your Money Questions

Online personal finance communities are a way for those in need of information and advice to get just that. Here are our six top choices.

May 18, 2018 6,682 0
Reddit April #Money Manners April's Reddit Challenge: Improve Your Employment Opportunities

April's Reddit challenge is simple: Be better prepared to enter the working world. Reddit offers a host of steps to help you land the perfect job or internship, and we throw in some of our advice.

April 28, 2018 5,107 0
equette-of-office-gift-giving #Money Manners Money Manners: Do I Have To Chip In For Office Parties Or Group Gifts?

Do you have to chip in for office gifts and parties? No, but doing so may get you promoted faster, studies show. The etiquette of office gift giving.

December 1, 2017 69,276 0
How To Sell Your House #Real Estate How To Sell Your House "By Owner" - By Yourself, Without A Realtor

If you want to sell your house yourself, without a realtor agent, you'll need to know exactly what you're doing in order to get the money you deserve.

November 28, 2017 362,439 0
ways-to-pay-off-debt-fast #Debt 11 Ways I Paid Off $80,000 Of Debt - In JUST 3 Years

I paid off $80,000 of credit card and student debt in just three years. Here are 11 tactics I used to pay off debt fast and regain control of my money.

November 28, 2017 135,639 0
Helping_hand-crop #Money Manners How To Help Someone In Financial Need (Even If You Don't Have Any Money)

Don't have the money to help your friends or family in a tight spot? Here's how to help someone in financial need.

November 16, 2017 22,149 0
buying-your-first-home #Real Estate Buying your first home? Make sure you're financially prepared with these steps

Looking into buying your first home? Congrats! A house might be the biggest purchase of your life: Here's how to make sure you're financially prepared.

June 27, 2017 56,181 0
When It’s Okay To Spend Money #Saving When it’s ok to spend money

Live within your means, yes. Save for the future, yes. But never forget how to enjoy spending some of your money on the things you love.

February 26, 2017 94,221 0
xmas_stress_1 Times Change, Friends Change: How To Stop A Long-Standing Gift Exchange

You've been friends forever, but your lives have diverged and now the Christmas gift exchange feels awkward. How to get out of a long-standing exchange.

December 15, 2016 12,558 0
Lifestyle Creep: What It Is And How To Avoid It #Spending Less Lifestyle Creep: What It Is And How To Avoid It

Learn exactly what lifestyle creep is and if it's happening to you. Plus, we share our top six tips for avoiding lifestyle inflation, all right here.

August 4, 2016 18,983 0