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This is really interesting! I've been thinking a lot lately about the whole gift giving concept. I think the "buy, buy, buy" mentality that comes along with the holidays has us all purchasing lavish gifts we *think* people will like versus. what people actually want/need. Curious what other budget-friendly gifts people are thinking to purchase this holiday season?Read More...

It depends on the position. If it’s a manager position or above, then a cover letter is typically a good idea. Otherwise, it’s probably a waste of time unless the job ad specifically asks for one. If a cover letter is needed, keep it simple, but customize it and include information specific to the position you are applying for (i.e. your relevant experience or skills/attributes, your passion for the type of work, why you think you would be a good fit for the job, etc.).Read More...

Hmmm, a really good question! I would say it depends on the job vs position (career). If a simple task job like working at McDonalds, then, no, a cover letter would not be necessary. A basic resume is all that is needed with just the facts and dates pertaining to potential employment there. If going after a position/career then the potential employer would want to know if you are capable of the communication skills that would be of benefit to the company. The potential employee-through the...Read More...

I know that my mom has a Southwest credit card and racks up lots of points on it by putting just about everything she can on the card. Southwest seems to be a good airline, but one of the things I don't like about them is their lack of assigned seating. You may also want to look at www.expedia.com , www.travelocity.com or cheapair.com . I'd also recommend playing with your dates and times to see where you can find the best rate. Watch out for credit card miles rewards programs, which often...Read More...

I believe that the $1.00 bill will become obsolete just as the $2.00 bill did. I have been keeping several small stacks of this particular denomination in case it ever came down to it being taken out of circulation. I'm not sure how much the bill itself is valued at at this present time, but I believe it is far less than one dollar.Read More...

This is an interesting topic. I have not even begun to though about the value of a one dollar bill. I suppose that time will come when we no long use change and ones.Read More...