Thinking of selling your business? Consider these three points before doing so.
One of the hardest decisions you’ll ever have to make as a founder is whether you should sell your business. Deciding if you should keep…
Marriage comes with many benefits, both emotional and financial.But it’s unlikely that the tax benefits (and drawbacks) of your new union are top of mind while wedding planning. The reality is that there are both pros and cons to consider when tying the knot, in terms of taxes and personal…
When it’s time to split the bill at dinner with your friends, most people these days throw down a stack of credit cards. The world at large seems to be moving in the direction of plastic. About 30% of American adults say they don’t use cash at all to buy things in a typical week…
Do you know your money personality type? If you don’t, it may be the reason why you can’t quite grasp how to get into a good place with your finances. While some personal finance advice is one-size-fits-all, having a better understanding of your own approach and emotional responses…
This October, Newsweek and the Best Practice Institute will unveil our inaugural list of "100 Most Loved Workplaces in America." Based on the months of research that we've just wrapped up, here's one thing these companies have in common: the ability to collaborate and communicate clearly with their employees. For many of these...
Personal loans are borrowed money that can be used for large purchases, debt consolidation, emergency expenses and much more. These loans are paid back in monthly installments over the course of typically two to six years, but it can take longer depending on your circumstances and how…
Even people who closely track their spending might go over budget now and then. It happens, but going over budget isn’t the main issue—it’s how someone handles getting back on track that’s important.
There are a few steps consumers can take to get their…