At my favorite grocery store, Instacart shoppers sometimes outnumber regular shoppers. Confident and determined, they breeze through the aisles, barely breaking stride to knock cans of beans and blocks of cheese into carts or baskets that never seem to stop…
Whether you’re looking for part-time work, a new office job, or a telecommuting position, online job boards are one of the most efficient ways to start your job search. According to Linkedin, online job boards are also the most popular…
It’s no big secret that men, as a group, earn more than women. Even though, by law, employers must pay male and female employees the same wage for the same work, U.S. Census Bureau data shows women as a group…
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the average American spends roughly eight hours out of every weekday — 40 hours a week — at work. That’s more than one-third of all your waking hours. Given how big a role…
It’s all too easy to get stuck in a rut in your career. The average worker’s salary plateaus and then starts declining, and earlier than you’d think. According to the Federal Reserve, income growth virtually grinds to a halt by…
Every year, millions of Americans launch their own businesses. The Census Bureau reports over 4.3 million new business applications in 2020 alone. Roughly 4 out of 5 of these businesses are sole proprietors, according to the Small Business Administration (SBA)….
Getting a raise always feels great. It’s tangible proof that you’re good at what you do and your hard work has been recognized. But what should you do with the extra income? While most of us can’t help but daydream…
Being in debt not only impinges on your financial freedom, it weighs down your quality of life. For people and families who have little to no money at the end of a pay period, the debt situation can feel hopeless….
Once upon a time, when you reached 65 or so, your colleagues threw a party for you, you ate a slice of store-bought cake, and then you retired and never worked another day. When the average life expectancy was 65,…
Did you move to take a new job this year, or are you considering moving for work soon? According to the U.S. Census Bureau, just over 12% of the more than 32 million people who relocated in 2019 did so because…
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