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With so many people struggling to pay their bills, it is important to purchase food that provides the most bang for the buck.

In turbulent times, companies demand more from each employee and layoffs have become the norm. When financial crisis looms, find out how to avoid a layoff.

A challenging economy calls for extraordinary insight and foresight. Smart planning is critical to succeeding, both for businesses and for not-for-profit organizations.

Pay cuts, furloughs and impending layoffs contribute to first-line supervisor stress. Here are six things managers can do to keep morale and productivity high.

Thomas Woolway, the Senior Vice President and Regional Manager of Torrey Pines Bank's Carmel Valley Office, discusses how the current economy affects small businesses.

The economy is what it is, but there are always opportunities for sellers of antiques if they stay positive, and learn how to grow their businesses even in tough times.

Thinking of planting your own vegetables this spring? You're not alone, as many consumers are finding vegetable gardens cost effective and healthy.

The debate between Jumbo Mortgages and First/Second Mortgages to finance higher priced homes suggests Jumbo Mortgages refinance easier.

Expecting good things helps a small business owner stay focused on great opportunities.

Not all businesses struggle during recessions. Learn the tricks that help some businesses thrive during a tough economy.

When small business owners have to cut back on traditional perks, such as Christmas bonuses, to keep afloat, they have to look for creative ways to help out employees.

Remember when...NASCAR was America's fastest growing sport and was picked by PSB market research firm as the number two brand in America?

For job seekers who are not in a position to relocate in order to find a new job, here are some job hunting suggestions.

There is no doubt that the economic downturn has affected more than retirement funds, investments and house prices. People are pulling in their belts and worrying.

Carol Buckley had dreams of being a circus trainer, going to the extent of purchasing a one-year-old elephant named Tarra and training her to perform.

Western New Yorkers are learning how tough on sports a recession can be. Reports today are abuzz about the Buffalo Sabres being sold, and possibly moving to Canada.

Here are some tips for saving money on airfare using online discount travel websites.

Two of Sesame Street's loveable characters get together for some birthday fun and learn about each other's traditions.

One of America's most popular window companies participates in new program, adding energy and cost saving measures for homeowners.

Love Halloween but no money for new decorations this year? Join the crowd. Here are some ways to have a fun Halloween without spending a frightening amount of money.

Individuals can follow the lead of successful organizations by developing their own personal brand.

The holidays are upon us. Thanksgiving looms ahead and is only a precursor to the major stress of Christmas. Yet, the holidays don't have to be a stressful frenzy.

A perennial loser almost took football's top crown, but in baseball it is the year of the mildly downtrodden.

With the upcoming 4th of July holiday, parades, picnics, and parties mean friends and family will visit. Here's how to spruce up your home for the 4th.

One of the top hidden luxury spa hotels in the California desert, The Spring Resort & Spa offers reasonable summer rates that last through mid September.

In today's economy, many fitness buffs need to save money. There are many ways to get a challenging workout without paying for a costly gym membership.

Are Americans shooting themselves in the foot over Halloween candy? Maybe it's time to revisit the national orgy of Halloween sugar, and gently reshape the holiday.

Let's face it - it's difficult to sell a house these days. There are buyers, but they want the most for their money. So, how can one sell quickly for the best price?

Feeling good during an economic down turn can be challenging. However, a few simple actions can improve quality of life and actually make one richer.

In a recession, the economy shrinks. Many people lose jobs, investments, and hope. How can the average person beat a recession? Simple: Find ways to make money.

As popular as "The Office" is with TV viewers, the real office sometimes can feel like a bad rerun. Here's how to ditch your desk and take your work on the road.

Making customers happy is extremely important in today's competitive marketplace.

Finding a job is tough these days. But it's even tougher if you're over fifty. Here are some proactive steps you can take to boost your chances for a successful job hunt.

Hunting for a job is a job in itself and with the right tools anyone can be successful.

Before You Know It (Byki) is a simple, yet effective, program that teaches you a new language in the privacy and comfort of your own home.

Life gets more hectic everyday, and health care costs are spiralling out of control. By choosing meditation instead of medication, anyone can lead a healthier life.

Olive Garden customers don't need a coupon to save big on the $8.95 endless pasta bowl specials, but coupons are often available for menu promotions.

Sometimes, a coupon or freebie offer can be a great promotional tool for a small business. Sometimes, it can create a bad situation.

For David Bach, Earth Day is every day. He practices what he preaches, and his practical suggestions for simultaneously saving money while saving the Earth make sense.

Saturn has faded into the General Motors system and has lost much of its image and individuality as the ideal vehicle and organization GM once intended to be.

Thrift store shopping, vintage and consignment clothing are more popular today than ever before. Get the most of thrift store clothes by knowing what to look for.

The proposed HAPPY Act could help pet owners better afford veterinary bills by deducting qualified pet care costs up to $3500 on income tax returns.

To expand a winning franchise, prospective business owners must determine the franchise best suited to their taste and skills, then research and formulate a business plan

In this tough economy foreclosures are happening at a record pace. Here are a few strategies to employ if an eviction is looming.

During an economic downturn, writers often find themselves out of work. Author Peter Bowerman shares his secrets to staying "well-fed" even at the worst of times.

Change is a certainty and when it comes, by choice or not, a person's mindset is key to attracting a positive outcome.

As the economy continues to chug and sputter, and companies continue to shed jobs, the notion of employee engagement almost seems vacant and pointless.

Need tips on finding a job? Job seekers must have clear goals, effective job search strategies, and a winning brand to find a good job, especially in this down economy.

Bleach uses are many. Learn about the different uses of bleach including bleach as weed killer and how to make a bleach solution for mold and mildew.

Tips from online donor communications expert Hillary New Sinclair of Papilia show how technology can advance fundraising even in a challenging economy.