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Suze Orman: If you get a tax refund, you're 'making one of the biggest mistakes out there'

That refund check may seem exciting, says Orman, but it's actually a red flag.

Emmie Martin
Spend

Here's how much it costs to buy organics at Aldi, Trader Joe's, Whole Foods and Walmart

Organics can get pricey — but this store generally offers good value.

Megan Leonhardt
Earn

The 15 American jobs where salaries are rising the fastest

In some jobs, wages have risen 10 percent or more over the past 4 years.

Emmie Martin
10 Mins Ago
Money Talks

Chrissy Metz on her worst credit card fail, why she shops at Costco and her Warren Buffett mindset

"I had a plan for a lot of other things — finding a man, my career. But not my finances," "This Is Us" star Chrissy Metz tells CNBC Make It.

Jenna Goudreau
Spend

The 10 cities where American families have the most credit card debt

How does your city stack up?

Shawn M. Carter
Work

Meet 37-year-old Indiana mayor Pete Buttigieg, who could become the youngest US president in history

Buttigieg spoke with CNBC Make It about college costs, climate change and why someone his age could be uniquely well-positioned to take on the challenges facing the next commander in chief.

Abigail Hess, Kathryn Dill
Young Success

This 24-year-old makes celeb portraits from Rubik's Cubes and sells them for thousands of dollars

Italian artist Giovanni Contardi can solve a Rubik's Cube in seconds, but what he does next is really fascinating.

Tom Huddleston Jr.
Life with A.I.

Make music that sounds like Bach with Google's first-ever A.I.-powered Google Doodle

"Pretty fun to try out and see how A.I. and humans can be creative together," said Google CEO Sundar Pichai.

Catherine Clifford
Save and Invest

Here's how much money you should save in your 401(k), says author of 'I Will Teach You To Be Rich'

"I get this question all the time," says personal finance expert Ramit Sethi.

Megan Leonhardt
Millennial Money

Here's the budget breakdown of a 32-year-old who lives 'very comfortably' on $60,000 a year in NYC

"Dancing is my true passion in life, but serving pays the bills," says Fallon Schwurack.

Emmie Martin
Power Players

Meet Andrew Yang, the 44-year-old running for president who wants to give $1,000 free cash per month

The election of Donald Trump is why Democratic hopeful Andrew Yang decided to run for president.

Catherine Clifford
Work

The 10 tech companies providing the best workplace experience, according to Indeed

These employers go above and beyond.

Courtney Connley
Money Talks

Terry Crews on being dead broke, his career turning point, and the mindset shift that fuels success

Sweeping floors for $8 an hour taught Terry Crews priceless lessons about work, life and what money can't buy.

Jenna Goudreau
Work

3 questions to ask immediately after you're denied a pay raise

"No" shouldn't be the end of a conversation.

Courtney Connley
Land the Job

CEO who hired for Microsoft, Amazon: Top 3 in-demand skills—and the questions employers ask to see if you have them

Here's how large companies separate the wheat from the chaff.

Manny Medina, Contributor
Earn

I spent a day with a full-time Uber, Lyft and Juno driver in NYC—here's how much he made in 9 hours

"Our time is money."

Kathleen Elkins
Health and Wellness

'Game of Thrones' star Emilia Clarke reveals she suffered 2 life-threatening brain aneurysms

The news comes as the actor launched "SameYou", a charity aiming to offer treatment to those recovering from stroke and brain injury.

Alexandra Gibbs
Save and Invest

Even most Americans with $10,000 to invest couldn't answer these 3 money questions

Can you?

Kathleen Elkins
Success

Deepak Chopra: This is the key to success for any business—and Google and Intel are getting it right

As business leaders ponder the key to success, they should focus on what is most important — their employees, according to health and wellness guru Deepak Chopra.

Michelle Fox
The Upstarts

How these 33-year-olds are taking Sweetgreen from a dorm room start-up to the 'Starbucks of salad'

They started the popular salad chain in their Georgetown dorm room, and now it's the first unicorn salad start-up valued at $1 billion.

Andrea Kramar, Tom Huddleston Jr.

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