The 7 Best Job Search Sites for Meeting the Most Qualified Job Seekers

by Quinten Plummer Location, location, location — it’s vital in the real estate industry, and it’s just as critical in recruitment. Where you post a job opening determines who sees that job ad — and it also dictates how you’re allowed to interact with candidates and what you can learn about them.The best job search websites for your organization’s needs might not be the biggest, the most popular or even

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Debt Advisor Helps People with More Than $15K in Debt Get Back on Track

by Quinten Plummer If you’re in serious debt, you know how hard it can be. There’s the harassing phone calls, the threatening notices and insufficient funds to cover anything more than the necessities. And it feels like you can hardly keep up. You’re nowhere near paying it off, and thanks to high interest rates, the debt isn’t getting any smaller.You might find comfort in knowing that you’re not alone. But

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Freedom Debt Relief Will Help You Settle Credit Card Debts

by Mike BrassfieldSenior WriterIs your credit card debt slipping out of your control? It’s designed to happen that way, you know.Maybe something unexpected happens, and you get a little behind on your bills and rely on your credit card to get by. Next thing you know, you’re stuck paying north of 20% interest on a revolving  balance you feel like there’s no hope of ever paying off.Your options can feel

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How to Get Infrastructure Jobs Even Before Big Bill is a Reality

by Kent McDill The U.S. government has pledged to spend $1 trillion to upgrade the infrastructure of the country, which will translate to 1 million jobs. The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act aims to repair or replace roads and bridges, expand broadband coverage and improve transportation and water safety. That is the promise of a lot of work. The reality is that trucking, construction, warehousing, energy and transportation jobs are

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Best Savings Accounts for December 2021

Best for High-Yield SavingsHigh-Yield Savings0.50%APYBest for Users Who Want to Save SmarterOnline Savings AccountUp to 0.50%APYBest for Connecting to Multiple Accounts360 Performance Savings 0.40% APYBest for Access to a Cash-Back Debit CardSavings Account0.40%APYby Kathleen GarvinContributor When it comes to savings accounts, where do you even begin? Do a quick search, and you’ll find many savings accounts with different options with varying percentages, monthly fees and minimum requirements. Not to mention

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Stash App Review 2021

by Rachel Christian, CEPF®Senior WriterMicro-Investing apps aim to make investing more inclusive, easier to understand and less intimidating.The Stash app is a popular choice for new investors because it lets you begin investing with just $5.Stash can create a diversified investment portfolio for you based on your financial goals and risk tolerance, offering a user-friendly way to kickstart your investment journey.Or you can pick from more than 3,000 individual stocks,

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Try the 4-Gift Rule to Keep Your Holiday Spending in Check

by Meghan McAtasney, Nicole DowThose of us who have fond memories of opening stacks of presents under the tree on Christmas morning want to re-create that same magical feeling for our kids when the holidays roll around.We want their eyes to grow wide when they see what’s waiting for them to unwrap. We want their hearts to burst with joy when they find they got just what they wanted.What we

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Dear Penny: Can My Husband Stop His Brother From Stealing His Inheritance?

Real Answers for Life’s Money Challengesby Robin Hartill, CFP®Senior EditorMy husband’s brother took their mother to his accountant to make sure her mutual funds, stocks and banking accounts were being taken care of and that nobody would be able to extort money from her. She is wealthy. The will stated everything was to be split equally, half and half. She has two homes. My husband’s brother has taken one of the

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How to Become a Mortician and Other Jobs in the Funeral Industry

by JoEllen Schilke Quick NavigationThere are a lot of reasons for thinking about becoming a funeral director, the funeral industry’s preferred term for mortician.For one, the unemployment rate is low. For another, there’s always a need.And, it is one of the careers that does not require a bachelor’s degree that still pays well. Funeral directors make an average of $55,000 a year. That’s the average and some directors with more

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One Finance Pays You Interest 50 Times the National Average

by Mike BrassfieldSenior WriterMost bank accounts these days pay you a tiny little pittance in interest on your money, and they’re eager to charge you hefty $35 overdraft fees whenever they can. That’s how the big banks make their profits.Why let them rip you off? Luckily, we’ve found a banking service that pays you the highest interest rate we’ve seen in some time. It’s called One, and it pays you

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