What Trump and Clinton want to do to your tax bill
Much like the candidates themselves, the tax plans put out by Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton could hardly be more different.
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Mall of America will be closed on Thanksgiving (sorta)
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The rich who owe no income tax
Most people who end up with zero federal income tax liability are low- and middle-income. But every year a tiny sliver of non-payers can be found among those pulling down $1 million or more.
New rules crack down on prepaid cards
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Will my retirement savings support me for 30 years?
A good retirement income plan must achieve a balance between how you invest your money and how much you withdraw.
What you need to know to get the most financial aid
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ATM fees climb to a record high of $4.57
The average fee of using an out-of-network ATM has climbed to $4.57, according to a new report from Bankrate.
How to uncover fake bank accounts in your name
Wells Fargo's was recently hit with a record fine for opening up unauthorized bank and credit accounts. But every banking customer should be paying attention to their accounts and credit report.
7 million Californians are getting a state-run retirement plan
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Op-Ed: Why 1 million workers are getting paid sick leave
U.S. Labor Secretary Tom Perez writes about why the Labor Department introduced a new rule requiring federal contractors to provide paid sick leave to workers.
Here's where the next generation of MBAs want to work
B-school graduates still crave a coveted spot at Google. Big consulting round out the top five.
Child care now costs more than in-state college tuition
A new report assesses the affordability, quality and availability of child care in every state. Connecticut ranks best overall, while West Virginia comes in last.
For-profit colleges: 6 things to ask before enrolling
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6 global cities that could be in housing bubble
Low interest rates have pushed some housing markets around the world into bubble-risk territory, according to a new report out of UBS.
World's super rich hit by falling oil prices
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These are the best companies for working moms
Working Mother magazine has released its annual report of the 100 best companies for 2016. And there's some good news for new moms.
ITT Tech: The for-profit college that went up in smoke
Two years before the government pulled the plug on its funding, the for-profit school faced lawsuits over how it misled students about the quality of its programs and job placement rates.
The skill employers really want from new recruits
Companies are finding it ever harder to recruit people with resilience.
Feds pull the plug on ITT Tech's accrediting agency
The Department of Education revoked its recognition of the accreditor ACICS, the agency that gave the now defunct ITT Tech and Corinthian for-profit schools stamps of approval. About 245 other schools are at risk of losing accreditation.
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