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Money & Finance
How to Ace Behavioral Interviews
In a behavioral interview you will be asked to demonstrate your knowledge and abilities by giving specific examples of your past experiences.
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Teaching Kids How to Save
We have two kids, ages eight and 11. When they get some money we have them take out 10 percent for tithes or giving, and 10 percent for saving. It's difficult with the younger one sometimes, because all he wants to do is spend money. And really, what’s the point if he gets ten dollars of putting away just a dollar? How do you convince a child this age that it’s good to save?
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Moving from Unemployed to Self-Employed
A 2010 CareerBuilder survey found that 26 percent of laid-off workers "are considering starting their own business instead of finding a new job."
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Should I Buy Used or New?
What things do you advise buying used versus buying brand new?
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Who Can See My Credit Report?
I requested a copy of my credit report, and noticed there have been several instances where companies have asked for a copy of my report. I was under the impression that this could only be done if you were applying for credit.
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Negotiate Your Salary Like a Pro
The following steps can prepare you to negotiate your salary like a pro!
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Dave Says: Should I Do Pre-Marital Counseling?
I just got engaged, and already people are telling us that pre-marital counseling is a good idea. What is your opinion?
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Dave Says: Finances and Lifestyle Changes
I just married a wonderful lady with two children. We've talked over our financial situation, and we're determined to get out of debt within two years. This will mean some big changes in our teenager's lifestyles. How can we break this to them gently?
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A Basic Framework for Teaching Your Kids the Value of Money
Here is the strategy we applied when training our three sons about the handling of money.
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Dave Says: Pride and Debt
Would you agree that pride is our biggest problem when it comes to debt?
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Clearing Up Career Confusion
You continue dreaming day after day (or even year after year) about making a career change, yet don't do anything about it. Why?
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Dealing with a Rude Co-worker
As Christians, what are we to do when faced with someone who needs an attitude adjustment?
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The Best Ways to Save for 2 – 3 Year Projects
If you took shop class in high school, you learned the principle of "having the right tool for the right job." That principle also applies to money management.
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How to Land Your Dream Job (Even in Tough Times)
The key to finding work you love to do is persevering in the pursuit of your dream job despite the obstacles.
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Dave Says: How Much to Spend on a Car
What's your rule of thumb about how much your car should be worth in comparison with your income?
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Are You Burned Out on Your Job?
Job (or career) burnout is occurring when you experience a prolonged period of being physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually drained and see no possibility of things getting better.
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Dave Says: Too Good to Be True?
I've been seeing a lot of hand-made signs along the road here in Dallas lately. They say "Seeking real estate investor apprentice –$20,000 a month." It also has a phone number listed. Do you know what this is about? It sounds too good to be true.
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Recession-Proof Your Job Search
Eight Tips for Successful Job Hunting in a Recession
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Follow Up Interviews without Bugging Employers
Following up is critical because it will distinguish you from those who take no action steps after the interview. You want, however, to do it in the right way.
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Buy Low, Sell High? Your First Step Is to Buy Low...
Successful long-term investing requires patience, fortitude, and the ability to think of market reversals as opportunities to be embraced.
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