Working from home was unimaginable until five years ago; now it's hard to imagine returning to the office. If you want to work from home for one reason or another, here are the most popular jobs.

If you used to enjoy video gaming as a kid, or collecting cards, or even teaching other kids things, you can make money doing the same things you loved as a child. If you're looking for a decent side hustle, or possibly a full-time, these activities you enjoyed as a kid can now make you rich.

Being ready to retire is as much a financial decision as a spiritual one. Retiring means never having to work again, but can you afford it? Read through our financial checklist to see if you've got all the boxes ticked.

Some companies seem determined to turn the job interview process into an multi-stage obstacle course. Not only are multi-stage job interviews legal, they're becoming increasingly common.

I'm 67 and too broke to stop working but my boss is an absolute tyrant and I hate it every day. I have $700K saved and desperately want to retire, but I also have a hefty mortgage. What can I do?

"My interview was going great until I was blindsided by a question out of left field. She asked who my favorite Teletubby was. What should I have said?"

A remote work model sounds like a dream, right? No commute, no rent, working in pajamas, and flexible hours. But there is a catch, actually several that managers and anyone in the managerial team should be aware of. And the first is…

What if the secret to flexibility and steady income didn't involve a diploma? With job titles changing faster than fashion trends, one thing is clear—plenty of roles care more about your skills than your schooling.

Perhaps you're considering a slower pace of life or are considering packing up work for good and retiring early. If you can do it—good for you! But before you make a decision, let's explore the possible downsides to early retirement.

Money doesn't always follow the expected path. Most people think big paychecks require years in college classrooms and crazy student loans. They're wrong. The working world hides surprising opportunities where specialized skills trump fancy diplomas.

Not all millionaires drive flashy sports cars or flaunt designer brands. Some of the wealthiest people blend into everyday life by making quiet but intentional choices that set them apart.

If you love the outdoors but have been stuck in an office cubicle for most of your professional life, this list of the most rewarding jobs is for you.