Work + Money

By Kelly P. Hernandez, Designed by Ammiel Mendoza, Refinery29

Lazy girls, rejoice: We've found the simplest-ever ways to save money - and the brilliant part is, it happens without you even feeling like you're saving. We're not talking about packing lunches, clipping coupons, or going out less, either. (Call us crazy, but we're not sacrificing our morning latte to save two bucks.)

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Nope, these are the seriously sneaky, why-didn't-I-think-of-that ways to build your wealth - and you'll save like crazy without changing your lifestyle or habits. They're straight from the money-minded Kelly P. Hernandez, the founder and CEO of Financechic.com, an independent, unbiased personal finance site for women. Hernandez spent years working on Wall Street and in Silicon Valley, managing equity mutual funds and working with big-name clients. Now, she's sharing her know-how on saving without feeling like you're saving. Prepare to be amazed by how

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From student loans to credit crunches, financial woes can shake even the strongest of relationships. We asked a professional money manager to sort through some of readers' major money concerns. By Lauren Le Vine, REDBOOK.

"Food and gas are such a money drain!"
For recurring expenses, you and your spouse should work together to make the money you spend work harder. "To save on gas, look for online tools that can help you find the best prices in your area. The GasBuddy app, for example, shows you prices from all the stations in your area, as well as the distance to each," says Linda Descano, the president and CEO of Women & Co., a service of Citi that provides multi-faceted information about all things money-related. You should also look for credit cards that offer rewards points (which you can use for gas cards) and cash back on items like gas and groceries.

 To save money on food, make a weekly menu, not just a shopping list. Shopping for only what's on your menu will save both tim

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Unfortunately for Hollywood, not every celebrity out there is born with a rock star name (although if you have parents like Gwen Stefani or Mariah Carey, you could be in luck!) For the not-so-lucky ones, changing your name from Reginald Hercules Dwight to Elton John might just make you the coolest cat in the universe! Did you know that Kate Middleton's real name is Catherine Elizabeth Mountbatten-Windsor or that Whoopi Goldberg was actually born Caryn Elaine Johnson? These stars not only took it upon themselves to change their looks and their lifestyles, but their entire names, too! Check out our photo gallery of other celebrities who have changed their names for fame! - By Joanna Mazewski

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Aries (March 21 - April 19) No matter what else you do today, you should always keep your inner focus on the ultimate goal -- or at least a long-range one. Everything you do takes you one tiny step closer or away from where you want to be; it's important to stay aware of that fact today. Today's Aries Reading: Free Sample Past Life Reading

Taurus (April 20 - May 20) You can get beyond your goals today, so really stretch your reach. Settling for the status quo would be a huge waste of a fabulous opportunity! Have faith in your abilities to get what you want, and you should see a huge boost in your bottom line. Today's Taurus Reading: Free Sample Priority Shuffle Tarot Reading

Gemini (May 21 - June 21) When you set your sites on something, nothing can deter you. You may not get

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Did you catch the recent Office episode when Pam was applying for a new job? After spending pretty much her whole career at Dunder Mifflin, her resume was a blank page with a few lines on it-text so brief that it "could fit on a Post-it note." Sure, it was funny (and yes, she still got the job!)-but for some of us, it hit a little too close to home. You often hear the advice, "keep your resume to one page," but what if you type out your education and work experience, and you still see a half page of white space left? Don't worry. Whether you're right out of school or you've been at the same company for years like Pam, here are a few strategic ways to fill up that page.

Do: Consider All of Your Professional Experience

Did you leave off your babysitting gig or that pizza place you worked at while you were in college because you thought it sounded "young?" Well, it's time to reassess-some of those jobs can be surprisingly useful. Begin the resume-lengthening process by typing out al

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