2017’s Best Financial Apps, Websites & More
In my latest for O, The Oprah Magazine I share the best free and low-cost apps to help us achieve many of our money goals in 2017.
In my latest for O, The Oprah Magazine I share the best free and low-cost apps to help us achieve many of our money goals in 2017.
In a recent #SoMoney conversation with Harvard professor Daniel Shapiro, author of the new book, “Negotiating the Nonnegotiable,” we learn why pretending to be the person on the receiving end of your request for more money (or a promotion) is the single most powerful step we can take to master the art of negotiation.
The editors at Business Insider gave me one of the toughest assignments to date: boil down your best financial advice into 9 tips.
With incomes remaining pretty much flat and basics expenses from health care to cell phones on the rise, saving money is a TOP New Year’s resolution. I’ve calculated simple ways to give your budget more breathing room – in many cases by just tapping into your smart phone. And in the spirit of the New Year, the total savings add up to the tune of $2,015. Huzzah!
To accomplish my tasks and make sure I don’t compromise time with my family, I’ve decided to commit to the following to improve upon my time management:
In this podcast discussion with John Lee Dumas, host of Entrepreneur on Fire, I talk about some of my career obstacles, my professional philosophies and how I managed to squash my fears and pursue my passion as an entrepreneur.
From the way you present yourself at meetings to how you engage in conversation with co-workers, corporate consultant and TV personality Mark Jeffries and I joined the Today show this morning for some important take-aways that can help us make smarter decisions at work.
In my latest DailyWorth.com piece, I follow seven CEO moms to learn how they manage to focus on work, family and their personal goals with so much on their plates.
If you’re married and you’re the one bringing home the bacon—or most of the bacon, anyway—you may feel that the odds are stacked against your relationship.
A lack of a clear line between what is real and what is not can distort viewers’ perception of what is real wealth and what is not – especially young adults.