A LinkedIn top editor explains how job seekers can ensure their resumes go to the top of the pile.
For the last 190 years, the Yuengling family of Pottsville, Pennsylvania has been continuously brewing beer.
Riskier borrowers could see their credit scores rise as a result of two programs rolling out in 2019. Yet credit card APRs are at record highs and new customers need to be careful.
Travel experts explain to CNBC how travelers can get the most out of their holiday road trip.
CNBC's "On the Money" reviews some new tech gifts that are more practical than Mother's Day flowers or candy.
Want to make sure you're on the right track to reach your financial goals for 2019? Start by giving yourself a paycheck checkup.
A former FBI-most-wanted hackers says cybercriminals can bypass this with a new form of phishing.
Toby Cosgrove is taking some of the lessons learned at the latter to help his new employer effect big changes to health care.
Travel experts explain to CNBC how travelers can get the most out of their holiday road trip.
Americans are expected to spend close to $30 billion on gift cards this holiday season. Here's how to make the most of all that value.
Americans may be feeling a little less generous this season, but there are still plenty of benefits to year-end giving.
Car makers are trying to jolt the electric market, but an analyst explains why the death of gas cars may be exaggerated.
It's the time of year to drink and be merry - and whether you like red, white, or bubbles, finding the right one for your taste buds and your budget can be a challenge.
On your next flight, your face could be your ticket – with no need to take out a passport, driver's license or even so much as a boarding pass.
Known for portraying Winnie Cooper on "The Wonder Years," Danica McKellar has been a mathematician and New York Times bestselling author.
As Americans gear up for a new year, they're more committed than ever to saving for long-term goals such as retirement, college, health care and long-term care.
Dec. 31 is a key deadline if you want to shore up your savings and lower your tax bill for 2018.
Whether you're moving into a new space or sprucing up an old one, making decor decisions can be challenging. And celebrity stylist and former "Queer Eye For The Straight Guy" star Carson Kressley knows this first-hand.
Here's what you can do now to take control of your finances — and save some money — before the year ends.
A Roth IRA for kids is one way to give your child a jump-start on saving for the future.
In the past two months, stocks have taken a beating. Retail consultant Jay Kniffen says there have been studies that show "the correlation between retail sales in the holiday season and the S&P 500 are pretty high."
For soon-to-be retirees, it's not too late to get back on track to financial stability.
From high school dropout to CEO is not the typical path most people take to the corner office, but for Brian Scudamore the founder of 1-800-GOT-JUNK? it was the right one.
An expert tells CNBC that the wrong materials are ending up in the recycling bin – thus driving up the cost to process the materials and often making the contents useless.
FourBlock offers veterans a free semester-long, university accredited course in nearly 20 cities across the country, with plans to expand to three more.
As credit card issuers compete for customers with better- and better-looking rewards, here's what to watch out for.
The nonprofit group Canine Companions for Independence (CCI) trains dogs to help the disabled navigate life after war in new and meaningful ways. The group provides assistance dogs free of charge to adults, children and veterans who are disabled.
Gobble, a meal preparation service that's part of the growing category of food kits, promises to "make cooking easy for busy families," founder and CEO Ooshma Garg told CNBC's "On the Money" in a recent interview.
Many individual investors want to be able to take care of routine financial tasks with a touch on their smart phone.
For nights on the town, ax-throwing has now become an activity groups of people do for fun, thanks to New Jersey-based Stumpy's Hatchet House.
Becky Quick is co-anchor of "Squawk Box" and also anchor of the nationally syndicated "On the Money."
Becky Quick anchors “On the Money”, seen on more than 200 local stations across the country. Whether you’re planning for retirement, thinking of buying or selling a house, or looking for the new trends in technology, “On the Money” brings viewers the latest information to make their financial lives better. If it’s about money, it’s our story!
Becky Quick anchors “On the Money”, CNBC’s syndicated half-hour show, seen on more than 200 local stations across the country. Each week, Becky interviews CEOs, entrepreneurs and guests ranging from legendary investor Warren Buffett, to GM CEO Mary Barra, to comedian Bill Murray. Whether you’re planning for retirement, thinking of buying or selling a house, or looking for the new trends in technology, “On the Money” brings viewers the latest information to make their financial lives better. If it’s about money, it’s our story.
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| Los Angeles KNBC Channel 4 | Sunday 5:30a PT |
| Chicago WMAQ Channel 5 | Sunday 4:30a CT |
| Philadelphia WCAU Channel 10 | Sunday 5a ET |
| Dallas KXAS Channel 5 | Saturday 5a CT |
| Washington WJLA Channel 7 | Sunday 7:30a ET |
| Houston KHOU Channel 11 | Saturday 5:30a CT |
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