Jobster, a career network for employees and employers, has a Facebook application that allows you to both search for a job via their Talent Networks as well as turn your Facebook profile into an online resume. The Talent Networks are…

Despite the fact that this is a period in my life where I have the least amount of money, I seem to be spending more than ever. Luckily, I can offset my spending habits by discounts provided by clubs like…

It’s all too easy to assume that large electronics retailer like Best Buy always offer the lowest prices. Typically, they do a great job at keeping us happy and a little extra dough in our wallets, but read SavingAdvice.com’s list of…

We are all guilty. In four years time, the average college student is successful in graduating with both a diploma and around $2,200 in credit card debt (and that is one of the lower numbers I found). Unfortunately, this does not…

I stumbled across the Frugal Underground last week and have since forth added it to my Google Reader. The site has some great tips for those of us college students who have to live a bit below our means. Similar to…

I came across a great tip for those frequent eBayers or otherwise packaged mail senders. (If you are not in on the eBay magic, check out our Make Money section to see why you should be). Usually selling on eBay is…

Another great site from our Discounts and Deals section, SavvyShopperDeals.com, features coupon codes, forums and an interactive shopping wizard that allows you to build an online shopping list of discounted products. I think the shopping wizard is pretty cool. You can…

I’m guilty of one spending vice: Food. Whether dining out or cooking in, I always find a way to splurge. So, this article is for all of you good people out there who aren’t quite as glutinous as myself.

When…