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It is possible to shave some of the overwhelming cost college with small acts, even as September approaches. Here's how.

Office phones, printers, building control systems and more — these may not sound like computers but they can all be hacked, according to cybersecurity pros.

It turns out that there is a magic retirement number. Most Americans believe it is $1.7 million, according to a survey from Charles Schwab. Here's how they can get there.

Illegal dispensaries are a huge threat to California's legal cannabis market, the largest in the country. CNBC went inside 10 unlicensed stores to show a variety of illegal activity.

More companies are adding a Roth option to their 401(k) plans to let workers stash after-tax dollars for retirement. Financial advisors say this is a good way to maximize income and minimize your tax bill once you've retired.

After years of increasingly powerful hurricanes wreaking record destruction, owners and builders are looking intensely at ways to fortify their homes.

Postponing marriage and family can have steep financial consequences, particularly if it results in costly fertility treatments.

More employers realize how hard it is to save for retirement while paying off student debt — and are trying to help.

Restaurants are thinking outside the box to attract and retain talent. A report finds that employee vacancies are a major concern for restaurants.

Travel insurance will reimburse you should an unforeseen event happen before or during your trip.