Change Your Mindset from Spender to Saver by Learning Contentment

Changing your thinking from that of a spender to that of a saver is not simple, but such a change in mindset is the best way to save money. Learning contentment by questioning impulse buys and appreciating what you already have can help you develop a saver´s mindset. This 520-blog post explores these ideas in further detail.

Submitted By Shannon Christman

Interviewing: 3 Questions You Want to Answer

The job interview is an important life situation in which 60 precious minutes can produce many happy years of financial and professional reward. Here are some questions you want to answer and what you might say.

Submitted By Grady

Don't Be Pound Wise but Penny Foolish

"Penny wise, pound foolish" may be the expression, but many people are pound wise and penny foolish. They know how to save on big purchases but ignore the small amounts of money frittered away foolishly. This blog post explains how some habits can make you pound wise but penny foolish.

Submitted By Shannon Christman

Focus on Leadership Depth: Why Rising Stars Choose High-Performing Organizations

This dynamic passage gives sage career advice for aspiring managers. Look for the right opportunity with the right organization. Consider factors like leadership depth, vision, leadership model, and succession planning. How foresighted is the potential employer in developing future leaders?

Submitted By Grady

Ten Ways Advertisements Insult Consumers

In an effort to gain consumers´ attention, advertisers often make bold statements that are, at heart, illogical or insulting to consumers. This blog post points out ten of these advertising approaches, encouraging consumers to see through advertising ploys and spend their money wisely.

Submitted By Shannon Christman

How Creative Problem Solving Can Save You Money

Creativity is a great money-saving skill. For example, creative people can imitate "new and improved" products using less expensive products, achieving similar results for less. This blog post elaborates on the idea of using creativity to solve problems and save money.

Submitted By Shannon Christman