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Before You Say ‘I Quit,’ Know These 4 Hidden Costs of Job Hopping

Karla Bowsher on September 25, 2017

The grass might look greener on the other side if you’re itching to switch jobs. But consider these potential financial setbacks before leaving your current employer.

How the New Obamacare Repeal Would Hike Older Americans’ Costs

Karla Bowsher on September 22, 2017

Would the proposed Graham-Cassidy legislation create an “age tax” for older consumers of health care services?

The 15 Cheapest Franchises You Can Start Today

Karla Bowsher on September 18, 2017

Yes, you can start a franchise for as little as a few thousand dollars. These 15 brands are rated highly by their franchisees and can be started for less money than most.

Here Is the Best College in Your State If You Want a Big Salary

Karla Bowsher on September 18, 2017

Attending an Ivy League university is a great way to guarantee yourself a handsome salary after graduation — but it’s not the only way.

Target Hiring 100,000 Workers for Holiday Season

Karla Bowsher on September 13, 2017

The retail industry’s holiday hiring spree is officially underway — and a big announcement from Target bodes well for anyone interested in earning some extra money this time of year.

The 25 Best Companies Hiring for Part-Time Remote Jobs in 2017

Karla Bowsher on September 4, 2017

Part-time and remote gigs offer a host of perks for various types of workers, but finding them can be overwhelming. Start with this list.

The 10 Best American Cities for Working From Home

Marilyn Lewis on September 4, 2017

More than a third of U.S. workers are self-employed or freelancers and many more telecommute. These are places where living conditions are just right for them to thrive.

5 Tricks for Night Owls to Be as Productive as Early Birds

Nancy Dunham on August 14, 2017

If you’re geared to operate best later in the day (and tired of people crowing about their early-morning accomplishments), these tips are for you.

Saturday School — How Is the Unemployment Rate Calculated?

Money Talks News on August 11, 2017

Calculating the unemployment rate is not as simple as you might think. In fact, the criteria used to figure the rate can lead to some strange outcomes.

6 Steps to Using the Internet to Quit the Daily Grind

Maryalene LaPonsie on August 8, 2017

Yes, you can use the internet to make money — and more than mere pocket change. Here’s how to use your computer to find a more fulfilling career path.

Fired? 6 Tips for Making the Best of It

Nancy Dunham on August 2, 2017

Getting the boot can feel devastating, but handling it right can make the experience productive — even positive.

How Much Construction Workers Are Paid in Each State

Nancy Dunham on July 27, 2017

Find the best states to cash in with your skills on construction booms.

How You Can Make Extra Money Buying Locally and Selling Globally

Jim Gold on November 2, 2023

“Buy low, sell high” is an old adage with new meaning in the online era. Here’s how you can get in on the action — and profits.

Claim Your Cut of a Battery Settlement in Just 5 Minutes

Karla Bowsher on July 20, 2017

Here’s how to get in on a class-action lawsuit if you’ve bought a phone, computer or other electronics with a lithium-ion battery from 2000-2011. It takes fewer than five minutes.

5 Ideas That Will Make Your Next Job Search Fun and Successful

Geof Wheelwright on July 19, 2017

Job hunting is hard work, but it can be tremendously rewarding if you take it as an opportunity to explore what you really want and what you really have to offer.

Find Great Jobs With Companies That Want You to Work From Home

Jim Gold on July 18, 2017

Seeking better work-life balance? Really hate to fight rush-hour traffic? Here are 100 employers that will hire you to work from home.

How to Use Google’s Revolutionary Job Search Tool

Karla Bowsher on July 12, 2017

Google is revolutionizing the job-hunting process. Its new feature is easy to use and handier than perhaps any other online job-hunting resource. Here’s the skinny.