Jobs

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.

Your son has passed on several job offers, but is asking for financial assistance. We look at ways to motivate him to get back to work.

Money talks—and in some American cities, it shouts. Average salaries can vary wildly depending on where you live, and some places reward workers far more than others. From tech-fueled hubs on the West Coast to bustling business centers in the Midwest and East, certain cities consistently rise above the rest when it comes to earning power.

College isn’t the only ticket to a good paycheck. In fact, plenty of jobs pay solid money with nothing more than a high school diploma—and sometimes not even that. Sure, a few might ask you to pick up a license, apprenticeship, or short training course, but none of them require years buried in textbooks or drowning in student loans.

You were off work for several months due to an injury, but because your disability payments didn’t cover all your expenses, you ended up going into debt. Let’s look at what options you have to get yourself out of the hole you're in.

Your boss says you have to share a hotel room on a work trip “to save money.” Now you’re imagining awkward silences, zero privacy, and possibly unsafe situations. No, you’re not overreacting—your comfort and safety matter. Here’s how to figure out your options, protect yourself, and set clear boundaries without torpedoing your career.