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After a week of discussing karma, budgets, bonds and IRAs, we thought you'd appreciate this pick-me-up. Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light not our darkness that... ➡
More About IRA
Now that you know enough about the Roth IRA to be dangerous (see last week's DailyWorth on the subject), you're done researching retirement plans. Whoa. Stop right there. The Roth IRA is just the tip of the retirement-fund iceberg. There are a... ➡
Budget Busters
Congratulations, you've got a budget: $400 a month for groceries. $2,000 for rent or mortgage, and 15% of your take-home pay distributed across your six-month emergency savings fund, IRA and 401k. Wait ... nothing left over for savings? You have... ➡
Sell Your Friends
Celebrate the success of others. When someone you know — a colleague, a friend, even a professional acquaintance — succeeds in getting what she wants, be a cheerleader. Announce her success on Twitter or Facebook. Good karma. Good business. We'll... ➡
Don't Be A Yawn
Are you a power suit or a petticoat? How you present yourself can say a lot about how you feel about yourself. Your haircut, your clothes, your facial expressions, how you enter a room, even your make-up. Think about who you are, who you want... ➡
A Penny Saved, Part III
What you don't see, you won't spend. That's the idea behind an automated withdrawal system, which takes money out of your checking account every month and puts it into a savings account. You can create multiple savings accounts, one for a 6-month... ➡
My Weight Watchers-Inspired Money Diet
I'm a Weight Watchers master. In 2003, I was 5'8" and 160 pounds — not exactly ideal for a 25-year-old single girl living in Manhattan. I spent three (!) years on Weight Watchers, and for two years, failed repeatedly. I obsessed over every drop... ➡
