Millions of financially strapped people have been finding out the hard way that bankruptcy doesn't discharge their student loan debt easily.

Few job interview questions cause candidates more problems than this old classic: “How do you deal with conflict?” We look at how to respond when it's you that's on the spot.

More and more states are making financial education a requirement for graduation, out of a growing concern that young adults need more than ever to be ready to make real‑life money decisions.

When you helped your friend apply for Social Security, you didn't realize she didn't report her income as a freelancer. Here’s how to protect yourself against accusations of fraud.

In 2016 a student sued her law school, claiming the university misled its students about employment outcomes after graduation.

If you want a high‑demand, well‑paid job that doesn’t require a four‑year degree, a career as a lineman may be what you're looking for.

You helped your friend get a job with your organization, but now she's showing up late every day and driving everyone nuts. We look at how to handle the situation.

People considering careers as air traffic controllers now wonder if computers will replace humans in the control tower.

Not only does it sting to get fired from a job, but it's also a challenge talking about it in future jobinterviews.

Losing your job is bad enough, but being laid off in your 50s hits especially hard. We look at strategies for getting back on track.

When your boss starts using a lie detector app at work, things get weird fast. Learn your legal rights, how to safely report misconduct, and ways to protect yourself from toxic, power-tripping managers — all explained with humor and clarity.

When your boss turns “mandatory fun” into a bouncy castle wrestling match, it’s more than weird—it’s a workplace red flag. Learn your rights, how to report it, and why toxic “team-building” crosses serious lines.