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Unemployed? 9 Do’s and Don’ts of Getting Laid Off
Published 05/16/2013 by SuperMoney Team
Unemployed, or “funemployed?” According to unemployment coach Katie DeVito, getting laid off was “the best thing that ever happened to [her].”

10 Questions for … a Malpractice Attorney
Published 05/16/2013 by SuperMoney Team
According to the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), medical malpractice is the third leading cause of death in the U.S. Only heart disease and cancer are more fatal.
How to Calculate Your Adjusted Gross Income
Published 05/06/2013 by SuperMoney Team
Did you know that you don’t pay taxes on your entire income? The portion of your income that the government taxes is called your Adjusted Gross Income, or AGI. How does the government calculate your Adjusted Gross Income? They start with your total annual income, and then subtract a set of tax deductible expenses.

10 Ways to Reduce Those Steep College Costs
Published 04/23/2013 by SuperMoney Team
According to figures from the College Board, the average total college costs that students spent to attend an in-state public institution (without financial aid) last year topped out at $25,290. Going out of state? You’re looking at $40,940. Considering a private, four-year school? Don’t even ask.

7 Reasons to Consider a Business Credit Card
Published 04/19/2013 by SuperMoney Team
It used to be daring and unusual to march off to start your own business. Not so any longer. Today, solopreneurs, freelancers, contract workers, “permatemps” and other non-employed workers make up one third of the American workforce. Still others successful operate small and micro businesses, employing 1-50 workers. Some of these folks are surprised when they venture out to independence and find themselves confronted with challenges seemingly unrelated to the business they engage in.

6 Ways to Save Money on an Auto Loan
Published 04/13/2013 by SuperMoney Team
In need of a new ride? You’re not alone. April marks the start of car buying season, but before you buy, make sure you know how you’re planning on responsibly paying for your new car. One of the most surprising ways that people forget to save money on a new car purchase is the loan itself. Haggling the price down is great, but if you get a bad deal on your auto loan, you’re still going to end up paying too much. Here’s how to save on your next car loan.
10 Things You Need to Do When You Get Divorced
Published 04/09/2013 by SuperMoney Team
There’s property to divide, a house to deal with, shared friends and relatives to tell—to say nothing of the emotions involved.

3 Tricks to Ace a Remote Interview
Published 04/08/2013 by SuperMoney Team
Aleksandra Sobic of Mankato, Minnesota was thrilled to interview for a position with a company that facilitates and guides international tours, based out of Thailand.

5 Ways to Save for a House Down Payment
Published 04/08/2013 by SuperMoney Team
After years of waiting, we’re getting the itch to buy a home. However, for most people, the process of beginning to thinking about buying a home to buying one is usually several years, primarily because you need to get your finances in order and save for a hefty down payment.

