Yes, you can still send out your cards, even if your marketing budget is running out. Christy Murdock offers simple strategies to connect with your SOI before the year’s out. Continue reading
When making New Year’s resolutions, some people choose to set an intention or goal and some choose a particular word to help them stay focused. Others, like Chicagoans Tracy Marks-Seglin, founder of Strategic Words Communications, and her urban planner… Continue reading
A new Debt.com poll shows we feel strongly about debt resolutions – about making them and NOT making them. Continue reading
(This article originally appeared in 2016 and has been updated.) It’s that time of year again. A new beginning, a clean slate. But how often do you actually make good on your New Year’s resolutions? If the answer is “not very,” you’ll want to read the… Continue reading
The Legacy Project’s interviews with the wisest Americans — more than 1,000 elders — provide these smart New Year’s resolutions.
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Whether you want to make your guests laugh or keep them on their toes, inspire them or simply wish them well, you can be the toast host with the most. We’ve gathered 45 of our favorite New Year’s toasts here. Feel free to use — and make your own — as y… Continue reading
What do you do to make the holidays special? Whether it’s old or new traditions, if you’re American or have roots from somewhere else, the holidays are a magical time. Continue reading
The economy is showing improvements and Americans are doing something about it. Continue reading
Just because everyone else is in debt doesn’t mean you have to spend your life paying creditors. Continue reading
The younger you are, the more likely you are to make saving your top New Year’s resolution. Continue reading