Study: 58% of Americans Feel the Rich Deserve to be Rich
There appears to be a surprising stability in Americans’ attitude toward the rich despite a debate over economic fairness that has hit fever pitch in recent years.
Study: 58% of Americans Feel the Rich Deserve to be Rich
There appears to be a surprising stability in Americans’ attitude toward the rich despite a debate over economic fairness that has hit fever pitch in recent years.
California Restaurants Still Using the F-Word
While restaurants across California have had to make adjustments to comply with the ban on foie gras, some of them are still finding ways to bring the French delicacy to the table.
Tips for High School Grads on the Job Hunt
High school grads face grim job prospects—even more so than college grads. Here’s what career and high school counselors recommended high school grads can do to improve their job prospects.
Five Tips for Acing a Job Interview
Congratulations you landed an interview. Make it count .
How to Wean College Kids Off Your Money
The Bank of Mom and Dad may have financed trips to the movies and dinners with friends, but college is the time to make kids more financially independent. Here’s what can parents do to get kids off the family dime and be self-sufficient after graduation
Pre-Paid Cards: Banks' New BFF, But Consumers Should be Leery
Banks are pushing pre-paid cards more than ever now, as they are big money makers for them. But these cards aren't for everyone, and consumers should take note before signing up for one.
Don’t Fall for These Costly College Payment Myths
The price tag of a college education can go through the roof if you fall for these commonly- misunderstood "facts."
Tips for College Students to Pick the Right Computer
College students have a variety of choices when it comes to choosing a computer to take to college—here are expert tips on how they can pick the right computer for their needs.
Top Tech Gifts for the Holidays
Not sure what to get for the techie in your life? We found some great gifts with the help of Good Housekeeping’s Research Institute Technical Director Stacy Genovese.
What You Can and Can’t Deduct on Your Taxes
There are many financial transactions that people consider tax deductible that the IRS doesn’t allow.
Job Search Expenses: What Can be Deducted
The IRS allows unemployed workers to deduct their job-hunting expenses, but there are three main rules to follow.
Repopulated Empty-Nests: What to Do When Your Kids Move Back Home
Boomers should set these financial and lifestyle guidelines when they find their adult kids moving back home.
Easy Fix for Retirement Problems: Work Longer
So here's the bad news: Half of households below the age of 65 are at risk of not having enough income to enjoy the lifestyle they’ve been looking forward to in retirement. Here's the good news: you can do something to improve this number.
Good News, Boomers: Maybe You Won't Have to Work Longer
We've all heard that baby boomers aren't financially prepared to enter retirement--but is that really the case?
Good News, Boomers: Maybe You Won't Have to Work Longer
We've all heard that baby boomers aren't financially prepared to enter retirement--but is that really the case?
Good News, Boomers: Maybe You Won't Have to Work Longer
We've all heard that baby boomers aren't financially prepared to enter retirement--but is that really the case?
Why Planning for Retirement is So Hard, and What to Do About It
When choosing a financial expert, it’s important to check their credentials—but how do you do that?
Why Planning for Retirement is So Hard, and What to Do About It
When choosing a financial expert, it’s important to check their credentials—but how do you do that?
How to Get the Most of a Summer Program
For high school students looking to get some collegiate perspective or undergrads trying to get ahead and stay connected with their university, here are some tips from college experts on how to get the most out of a summer program.














