Job-Hunting Tips for Post 9/11 Veterans
The job market is tough for anyone right now seeking employment, but post Sept. 11 veterans are having a harder time than ever finding work, especially women. Here are three specific tips for veterans to increase their job opportunities.
Want to Get a VA Loan? Here are Five Things to Know
Demand has surged for Veterans Affairs mortgages. But who can get one?
Omni Hotels Reaches Out to Vets
When Omni Hotels & Resorts cuts the ribbon on its new hotel in Nashville late next year, some U.S. veterans may have particular reason to celebrate.
Why Veterans Make Good Project Managers
Any time you need to tap resources across divisions, departments, and teams within the organization, you need to have an individual or team of individuals manage the process. This type of management requires a specialized skill set.
Why Hire a Veteran? Plenty of Reasons
U.S. soldiers are returning home and many of them will be looking to the private sector for employment, but they face a higher unemployment rate than civilians and have to overcome employer misconceptions.
Hiring Vets a 'Win-Win'
Veterans face a higher unemployment rates than the rest of the population at 12.1%, compared to just over 9%. But that hasn't stopped vets from looking for work, or companies from recruiting them.
Helping Veterans Get Back to Work
One of the greatest ways to honor those who have fallen is to help those who have come back.
It's Wedding Season, are you Covered?
Wedding insurance isn't like an auto plan. It only covers about 24 hours of your life and has nuances that consumers should understand before saying "I do - want that policy."
Valentine's Day: Who's the CFO at home? Most Americans think they are
Love is hard. Anyone who has been or is in a romantic relationship knows how much work a successful relationship can be. One of the most significant issues facing couples frequently is money.
Biggest Athlete Divorces - Sports Stars Supporting Ex-Spouses
Pro athletes often end up paying millions of dollars to their ex-wives. Consider these divorces that took a serious bite out of some athletes' fortunes.
Is the ‘Marriage Premium’ Fact or Fiction?
If you're a wealthy man, getting married will give your income a boost. But if you're a low earner, getting married doesn't help.
Who Gets the Retirement Accounts in a Divorce?
Going through a divorce or legal separation can be expensive – emotionally and financially. One of the most contentious and difficult parts of ending a marriage can often be dividing you and your ex-partner’s assets.
How to Sell Your House During a Divorce
Getting divorced is hard enough as it is. But selling a house during that process only adds to the difficulty and stress of a collapsed marriage.
Couples' cash: Managing money with your partner
Don't let spending be divisive. Follow these tips to tackle money matters and quit arguing.
The Skinny on Financial Infidelity: 3 Ways People Keep Money Hidden From a Partner
It starts out innocently enough. You treat yourself to another massage at the end of a bad day—and you just happen to not mention it to your partner … either time.
Can Millennial Women Have it All? Maybe?
Millennials are driving the change behind family friendly workplace policies.
Can Social Media Hurt You in a Divorce?
No matter how much you enjoy using social media, experts warn your online activity could cause you trouble during a divorce.
Could You Lose Your Business in a Divorce?
Divorce can be stressful enough. Trying to figure out who gets what can make it even more stressful.
Will Gay Divorce be Different from Traditional Divorce?
Will same-sex divorce differ from traditional divorce?
Wedding Plans Kaput? How to Recoup the Costs
Canceling a wedding is both emotional and expensive. But now, one company can help couples recover some or all of the costs of a called off wedding.



















