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Mary Hunt

Mary Hunt

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Editor, EverydayCheapskate

California

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organic and health food health; business; schools and education.Natural products

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Total articles 6424

  • Must-Follow Steps When You're Out of a Job, by Mary Hunt

    By Mary Hunt Verified| Creators Verified These days, it's practically inevitable that you or someone close to you will face a period of unemployment. Consider these practical tips while dealing with the financial and emotional toll of leaving one job and searching for another. DON'T TAKE IT PERSONALLYLosing a job can cause shame, humiliation and embarrassment. You may feel depressed and lose your confidence. Yes, it's a very stressful time, but don't take it personally.

    By Mary Hunt Verified · Creators

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Use Your Tax Refund to Make Your Life Better, by Mary Hunt

    By Mary Hunt Verified| Creators Verified Discovering that you'll be getting a tax refund is certainly not the worst news you've had in your life. In fact, it's easy to see a tax refund as some kind of gift from the universe. You might even be feeling kinda proud of your forced savings account, to which you knowingly contribute every payday while living from paycheck to paycheck and relying on credit to make ends meet. But here's the truth: A tax refund isn't a gift. It's part of every paycheck you should have been getting all along.

    By Mary Hunt Verified · Creators

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Must-Follow Steps When You're Out of a Job, by Mary Hunt

    By Mary Hunt Verified| Creators Verified These days, it's practically inevitable that you or someone close to you will face a period of unemployment. Consider these practical tips while dealing with the financial and emotional toll of leaving one job and searching for another. DON'T TAKE IT PERSONALLYLosing a job can cause shame, humiliation and embarrassment. You may feel depressed and lose your confidence. Yes, it's a very stressful time, but don't take it personally.

    By Mary Hunt Verified · Creators

    Apr. 16, 2025

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EverydayCheapskate

United States