To decide whether an MBA is right for you, you need to weigh its advantages and drawbacks carefully.

You can recommend a friend to your manager for a possible job, but you can't influence the job interview process.

Once you've worked overtime hours, your employer can't rearrange your schedule to retroactively deny paying you the overtime rate.

If your former spouse leaves a high-paying career of their own free will, how much extra are you obligated to pay in child support?

New company ownership is implementing deep pay cuts for employees. We look at what you need to know.

Letting it slip to a coworker that you got a big raise could backfire on you in more ways than one.

If you're about to go on maternity leave from your job and not planning to return afterward, you're far better off not quitting right away.

You were living in the home as part of your job caring for an elderly woman until she passed away. Now her adult children want you out of the house in a week. We look at ways you can handle this stressful situation.

Your son got a raise and the first thing he wants to do is buy a brand-new pickup truck. Before he takes on a truckload of debt for years to come, there are several points you can make to encourage him to spend the money more wisely.

Your nephew is the executor of your late brother’s estate, but the job is overwhelming him and probate has ground to a halt. We look at options to salvage the situation.

You’re searching for the best deal on buying a home but your realtor seems to brush off every inquiry you make about a For Sale By Owner (FSBO) property. If you're wondering why, here's how FSBOs actually work and the options you have when an agent ignores them.

You opened a new credit card offering 0% interest, but the credit card company counted your student loan payment as a cash advance, with fees and interest. Can they really do this?