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Lies on resumes are not uncommon; 75 percent of human resource managers have spotted a resume inaccuracies, according to a survey.
You can cut income and estate taxes with smart planning. Here's what you need to know before you move.
The company will temporarily waive fees on credit monitoring and identity protection.
Drew University cut tuition costs by about $10,000 for next year, with the hope of gaining a competitive edge.
Access to retirement funds could be necessary for people impacted by the storm.
The new due date for paying estimated taxes and extension paperwork is Jan. 31, 2018.
Between charities and crowdfunding sites, there's no shortage of ways to support storm victims.
Data breaches hit a record high in 2016, according to the Identity Theft Resource Center. Here's how to get ready for the next one.
Dust off your lederhosen and dirndls, Oktoberfest kicks off Saturday Here's where to celebrate.
Americans spend more on going to games than they do on books.
United Income wants to help people with their spending in retirement.
Filing an insurance claim likely won't take priority for Floridians. Here's how to handle the process, when ready.
If you're unable to work because of natural disasters like hurricanes, you may be able to recover lost wages.
On that fateful day, MaryEllen Salamone lost her husband and found herself raising her family alone. Here's how she managed.
The Equifax breach could affect 143 million consumers. What steps to take next to make sure you're protected.
The company's website yields confusion and its free service leaves holes in fraud prevention.
The Equifax breach could affect 143 million people. What steps to take next to make sure you're protected.
Parts of Florida are now officially under hurricane watch ahead of Hurricane Irma. Here's how to change travel plans.
The Education Department calls the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau "overreaching and unaccountable."
Safety takes priority, but if you can, bring these documents when evacuating ahead of Hurricane Irma.
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