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At first, being named executor can sound like an honor. A sign of trust. Then reality kicks in. If your gut says “this feels like too much,” that reaction matters. But it's probably best to starts with understanding what an executor actually does.

At this point, winter feels personal. School keeps closing, your calendar keeps exploding, and your boss keeps saying no. You’re stuck at home, technically able to work—but being told to burn vacation days instead. Is that actually allowed, or just cruel management?

Home inspectors are usually prohibited from soliciting work on a home that they've inspected. We also look at the pros and cons of putting in a metal roof.

If assets from an estate are sold, the beneficiaries may have to wait longer than expected to receive any share of the proceeds.

It didn’t take a corner office to get things going. Some of the most powerful companies today came to life in tiny spaces with big dreams. The early setups might surprise you more than the success did.

Looking after a dog when the owners are away and suddenly facing a $2,000 vet bill? This practical, reassuring guide explains exactly what pet sitters should do when a dog gets sick on their watch—covering owner communication, vet decisions, payment options, and protecting yourself while putting the pet first.

A firefighter breaks a car window on a fire call—only to learn it was an unmarked police car and receive a bill. Do they really have to pay? Here’s what the law, insurance, and real-world practice say about emergency damage and personal liability.

You didn’t think twice when you made the deposit. It was your money, after all. Then, hours—or maybe days—later, you stumbled across something called “the $10,000 rule.” Suddenly, a totally normal banking task feels like a potential mistake. The panic sets in fast. Did you miss something important? And more importantly—did you just cause a problem you can’t undo?

Promised a year of severance but lost your benefits instead? Here’s what to do when a job loss, medical bills, and an urgent root canal collide—and how to protect your finances and your health.

When your boss borrows your dog for a “client presentation” and refuses to give her back, things have gone way too far. This humorous yet practical advice column walks you through exactly what to do next—from setting boundaries and involving HR to understanding your legal rights and protecting your pet—while keeping the tone engaging, relatable, and reassuring.

MySpace enjoyed a span of early success that was followed by mistakes and missed opportunities.

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