Saturday, October 30, 2010
Friday, October 29, 2010
What Not To Say In A Job Interview
Don't let your nerves get the best of you during a job interview, and avoid these major flubs.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Thursday, October 28, 2010
5 Stocks That Are Haunting Investors
These stocks have lost a major percentage of their value this year, scaring away investors in the process.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Applying For A Job When You're Overqualified
Career advice gurus give the dos and don'ts of persuading employers that you are fit for a job opening.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
America's Richest Sports Team Owners
There may not be as many people in the seats this year, but many sports team owners are still doing quite well for themselves.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Monday, October 25, 2010
6 Office Faux Pas You've Never Thought Of
Social media and downsizing office space has meant there are more ways than ever to trip up at work.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Breaking Down Credit Card Fine Print
Those "perks" offered by credit card companies usually come with strings attached, and these are just a few of them.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Friday, October 22, 2010
The 6 Fastest-Growing Economies
A look at the economic growth in several developing countries.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Thursday, October 21, 2010
5 Could-Be Bubbles Waiting To Burst
Investors should approach these markets with caution, as prices and expectations seem to be ahead of reality.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Wall Street History: Panics, Scandals And Rogue Traders (Oh My!)
This week chronicles the heroics of J.P. Morgan, a classic embargo battle, the first of Wall Streets' dark days and much more.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Credit Card Features You Shouldn't Use
Avoid these add-ons that cost much more than standard credit card interest rates for purchases.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Top 6 Ways To Increase Your Tax Refund Now
Planning ahead can generate a larger tax refund down the road - these tips will get you on the right path.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Monday, October 18, 2010
Forget BRIC, It's Time For CIVETS
BRIC was the emerging market shorthand for the first decade, now it's time for CIVETS.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
7 Billionaires' First Jobs
We all know of these famous billionaires, and how they made their money. But have you ever wondered how they got their start?
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Friday, October 15, 2010
Obama's Scariest Financial Statements
Depending on who you talk to, President Obama is either friend or foe to the business world. But no matter what he says, you can bet it'll make waves in the financial world.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Thursday, October 14, 2010
The Most Important Metrics For Earnings Season
Knowing how to read an earnings report can help investors decide which stocks to buy.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Home Winterizing Tips That Work
Pick up a few of these tested tips, and you can help control those energy and financial leaks before they start!
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Water Cooler Finance: History's Biggest Rogue Trading Scandal
This week in finance the economy falters and the markets stay hopeful, a $6 billion fine is imposed and Google joins the TV biz.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
The Average Canadian Finance Quiz
We look at average Canadian debt, credit scores and much more so you can find out how you stack up.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Monday, October 11, 2010
Major Sports Memorabilia Sales
Much emotion is tied to athletic symbols that get sold at auctions. It's sad for those who have to sell them, but exciting for those who buy them. And sometimes, a player turns a championship ring into a symbol of hope for the less fortunate.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Is The Middle Class Really Disappearing?
Find out exactly what "middle class" means and whether it's really getting rarer.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Friday, October 8, 2010
5 Businesses That Rise As The Temperature Falls
Not many people welcome the snow and cold, but these businesses depend on it to increase sales and profitability.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
4 Things To Know About Earnings Season
Investors should know that earnings reports are not just about the earnings.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Thursday, October 7, 2010
The Average American Finance Quiz
We look at average American debt, credit scores and much more so you can find out how you stack up.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Why Retailers Love Gift Cards
Gift cards have many benefits for retailers compared to cash sales. We'll look at a few of them.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
7 Austerity Measures For Your Personal Budget
Many European countries are implementing tough austerity measures to curb their spending. Find out how you can do the same to your household budget.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Wall Street History: Franklin Folds And Google Buys YouTube
This week in financial history saw Google make a big buy, a record-breaking bank collapse and much more.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
6 Habits That Will Make You Broke
Does your money run out before the end of the month? Here are six bad habits that will make you broke, and how to break them.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
4 Keyword Tips For A Winning Resume
Saying the "magic words" in your resume can mean the difference between whether it is tossed or moved to the top of the heap.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Monday, October 4, 2010
8 Ways To Donate Locally
Donating locally is a great way to both support and get involved with your own community.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Friday, October 1, 2010
8 Tax Cuts Set To Expire In 2011
Find out what the expiration of the Bush tax cuts in 2011 would mean for you.
Source: Investopedia Financial Edge
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