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Have you been insurance shopping lately? You should be, even if you're currently covered. You are probably paying too much for your auto insurance which is just like throwing money out your car window. Just a few minutes can be all it takes to save real money when you compare rates, and there are more discounts available than ever. More
With millions of jobs lost this year alone, unemployment rates are at their highest in decades. The manufacturing and construction industries have been especially hard hit. Rather than stay in shrinking industries, however, many unemployed workers are turning to higher education to transition to industries with more plentiful career opportunities. More
You haven't spent less than $35 on a tank of gas in months, the family sedan needs four new tires and a brake job, and now, on top of everything else, your teenager just got his learner's permit.  Add skyrocketing insurance rates to the long list of expenses tied to keeping your family mobile. Insurance, however, is one expense you do have the power to reduce - especially if you're a woman with a good driving record. More
There are a lot of numbers that are important in life, but none quite as influential as your credit score. Having a high credit rating can give you better interest rates on credit cards, car loans and even your mortgage. On the opposite side, a poor credit rating can make many aspects of living difficult. It's important to check your credit score to learn where you stand. Here's how. More
When Todd Echols left his job at a small publishing company 3 years ago, his supervisor's farewell was not exactly heartbreaking. "He was glad to see me go," Echols says. "He said something like, 'Make sure you take your fake plants with you.' The feeling was mutual." So hedid his homework and found out about the benefits of an MBA. More
As a teacher you understand the crucial role education plays in the lives of others, including your own. But in a fast-paced world, the educational field evolves quickly so how can you, as a teacher, stay relevant and get ahead in your career? More
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