4 Surprising Places Money is Hiding in Your Life
No garage sales, no second (or third) jobs—here are simple ways to boost your income without selling a thing.
By Candace Braun Davison
In Your Office's Vacation Policy
More and more companies are allowing employees to "sell" back their
unused time off at the end of the year,
according to
The Wall Street Journal. The money is treated like an extra paycheck—with regular tax
deductions—but you can also choose to receive it as a 401(k) contribution or donate it directly to charity. For the
average American, that's an extra two days' pay each year.
Published 03/28/2013
