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New Gender Gap Data
I read articles like the one below and am reminded why I started DailyWorth, and why I'm committed to building it as a service and as a movement. by Ellen Wulfhorst NEW YORK (Reuters) - Men and women handle their personal finances much... ➡
Prime, HELOCs and New Kitchens
Today's post was authored by Galia Gichon of Down-to-Earth Finance with support from Kathy Ivens of CPA911.com. You're feeling more secure about your job, so you decide to renovate your outdated 1970s kitchen. Your bank quotes you a $10,000,... ➡
Bargains at the Phone and Cable Company?
I highly doubt that Verizon, Time Warner or Comcast has a summer sale. However, there are ways to get better bargain rates from your phone or cable company. A few steps to squeeze more money from them: - Start by just asking. If you get someone... ➡
There's Plenty of Money
"There's plenty of money in this world, and if I focus on what I need, I know I can access it." ~ Dana Bass Solomon, CEO of Hollyhock Meet Dana Bass Solomon, a seasoned businesswoman who has turned a thriving multimillion dollar business into... ➡
The Cost of Being Lazy
Go ahead, spend an entire Sunday catching up on episodes of Lost. Leave a few dishes in the sink overnight. But please, don’t be lazy where money is concerned. It's costing you more than you realize. In today's post on GetRichSlowly.org, "The... ➡
Feel Better About Money
Bored? Putting the Fun Back in Money by Galia Gichon Ever notice how it seems like everyone else is going on an amazing vacation? And when you sit down at the end of the month and are trying to find those extra dollars for the vacation, you just... ➡
Womenomics: A Recipe for Corporate Sanity
Womenomics, a current bestselling book by Claire Shipman and Katty Kay, asks women to question our constraints at work, and to consider that we're entitled to more flextime. Hmmm. In the first chapter, Shipman and Kay highlight a recent study... ➡
Financial Planning for Entrepreneurs
Hey would-be entrepreneurs. We've got a secret for ya. You don't have risk your house or go into debt to start a new business. Rather, you need to consider how you'll supplement your income as you build it. Rumor has it that only one in ten new... ➡
