Kim Porter
Kim Porter is a personal finance expert who loves talking budgets, credit cards, and student loans. In addition to serving as a contributing writer for Bankrate, Porter also writes for publications such as U.S. News & World Report, Credit Karma, Reviewed.com, and Lending Tree.
When she’s not writing or reading, you can usually find her planning a trip or training for her next race. To learn more about Porter, you can visit her on Twitter @kimsavesmoney or on LinkedIn.
16 Best Money-Saving Apps to Help You Reach Your Savings Goals
There are three types of money-saving apps: those that help you save money, apps that help you save while shopping, and apps that help you cut back expenses. Depending on your goals and preferences, you might need some, one, or all.
How to Make a Resume from Start to Finish
You only have seconds to make an impression. Recruiters spend an average of 7.4 seconds scanning a resume, according to a study by Ladders Inc. That’s why it’s important to learn how to make a resume that will catch anyone’s eye.
4 Best Ways to Invest in Art (Even as a Beginner)
Fine art investing is best for people who truly enjoy art, but it’s also a good fit if you’re looking for ways to diversify your investment portfolio and balance risk. Here are four ways you can get started.
How This Teacher Turned YouTuber Makes $40,000 per Month
YouTube can be a great way to make money online, but it probably won’t happen overnight. Gabby Wallace’s YouTube following started with about 100 students in 2011 and steadily increased every year until she hit a million subscribers in 2018.
How to Make a Good Impression on Your First Day at a New Job
These soft skills in the workplace are important because they can help you fit in and succeed in the new role. Whether you work remotely or in an office, start showing the right traits by taking these steps.
How to Find a New Career and Make a Seamless Transition
Jumping immediately to a new career could cost you time, money, and energy — for a new role that might not be a good fit. If you’re interested in changing careers, it’s best to set up a plan of action first.
Flexible and Lucrative: How a Retired Teacher Makes $2,500 per Month as an English Language Tutor
Teaching with VIPKid has become a lucrative career for Saulters, who now averages about 220 lessons a month and consistently earns about $2,500. Throughout three years with the company, she’s learned some tricks that can help you boost your earnings.
11 Skills Employers Look for That Most People Never Think About
The “hard skills”— the specifics of how to get the job done—are only part of what an employer is looking for. Soft skills are just as important. Here’s a look into some skills employers look for and how to improve them.
12 Steps Freelancers Should Take During the Coronavirus
There are still ways to build a community, find sources of income, and stay productive during the pandemic. Here are 12 steps you can take to manage the emotional impact and keep earning a living.
15 Ways to Maximize Your Productivity and Earnings
Productivity is about managing your time, energy, and focus—so you can get work done, get money, and still have time to, well, get a life. With that in mind, here are 15 ways to boost your productivity and earning potential.