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17 Best Online Jobs for Teens

If you’re a teenager and you need to make money, we have gathered a list of the best online jobs for you. I have to warn you that most online jobs are not “jobs” in the traditional sense. They don’t usually come with a flat hourly salary, a fixed schedule, or even direct supervision to […]

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Meet the Maker: Tina Frey Designs

You know what they say, if you can’t do, teach. Well – I’ve never been a creator – at least not with my hands – so artists have always fascinated me. Where do they find their inspiration? How do they transform their ideas from simple thoughts into tangible works of…

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Dear Penny: My Handyman Says I Should Tip Him $20/Job. Seriously?

Dear Penny, I had a handyman with two helpers do remodeling in my house over a period of many months. Sometimes, all three came to my house; sometimes, he sent one or the other to work at my house.  The last job he did for me, he said on his way out the door that […]

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What Type Of Insurance Does A Freelancer Need

It’s easy to assume that your primary insurance needs as a freelancer will be some type of liability insurance to cover you in the event you run into an issue with a client, but that shouldn’t be your only concern. In all honesty, as a freelancer, you are 100% the business, and without you, nothing […]

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5 Ways To Curb Your Holiday Spending And Stay Out Of Debt

The holiday season is supposed to be a time to cherish friends and family. Here’s how to make the season more about family, and less about the gifts.

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How I Make $1,500 A Month As A Podcast Virtual Assistant

Hello! Today, I have a great guest post from Melanie. She started a business as a podcast virtual assistant and talks about how you can too.  I’m Melanie Scroggins – voice actor and podcast producer. I currently live in Austin, TX with my husband and two fur babies. I’ve been working in audio production for […]

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