PayScale

By Moneysmartz on Thu, February 22, 2007, 9:36 PM | | Link | digg this | save to del.icio.us

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How does your salary compare? What should you do to negotiate a pay raise? You'll find answers to these questions and more at PayScale, the market leader in global online compensation information for employers and individuals. PayScale was designed to give you the accurate facts and negotiation expertise you need in order to make smart, informed career decisions. A free compensation report and advice is available by completing a brief online questionnaire. If you are looking for an edge, then PayScale is worth a few minutes of your time.

Benefitsblog

By Moneysmartz on Mon, February 20, 2006, 11:10 AM | Discuss (0) | Link | digg this | save to del.icio.us

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Site Name: Benefitsblog
Description: A tax, benefits, and ERISA law commentary and news filter by Pennsylvania-based attorney B. Janell Grenier.
Personal Finance Category: Compensation and Benefits, Taxes, and Retirement
Born on Date: April 2003
Content: Original and news review excerpts
Unique Features: 2005 and 2006 retirement plan limits, extensive resource with links to related blogs including benefits blogs, and links to IRS regulations.
Distinctions: Referenced by numerous university and governmental agency blogs and articles including one by Marketwatch's Robert Powell about Retirement Blogs.
Profile of Blog Author: B. Janell Grenier is principal of the Law Office of B. Janell Grenier located in the Philadelphia region. In addition to Benefitsblog, she is the author of ERISA law commentary and ERISAblog, an ERISA law commentary.
Bottom Line: Benefitsblog may be too esoteric for the average Moneysmartz reader, but if you are looking for up to date benefits information, like 2005 and 2006 retirement plan limits, then Benefitsblog will generate a healthy return on investment and is well worth a visit.

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