The Class of 2009 faces one of the toughest job markets we’ve seen in decades. Hiring and salary freezes are more common than ever and career fields that once almost guaranteed high salaries are among the most difficult in which to job search now.
As graduation nears, here are some things to consider to make your [...]
I mentioned while reflecting on leaving my job that my husband is reevaluating his plan to work. He was presented with a unique career opportunity, but he only essentially had 2 days to make a decision.
Background
I mentioned that my dad was in the hospital. He was recovering slowly, but wasn’t able to return to [...]
Six months ago, I left my corporate job. My goals to spend more time with my kids, teach others about personal finance, and pursue a life with more freedom are more fulfilling than I even imagined.
Over the last six months, I’ve had time to reflect on my decision to follow my heart. Stepping off [...]
The following is a guest post by Tisha Tolar. Special thanks to Tisha for filling in while I’m on vacation.
As the economy continues to remain unstable, it seems for many that all four walls are starting to crumble. Facing more struggles paying bills, worries about job loss, and even concerns about day to day survival [...]
The following is a guest post from Ben at Trees Full of Money. Ben’s personal finance story revolves around his realization that he was over $90,000 in debt in 2003. They developed a plan, and paid off the debt within two and a half years. Way to go Ben!
For more great articles from Ben, [...]
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