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And the winners are… Even in this economy, some companies are going out of their way to please employees. This year, there’s a new no. 1, as Google slips to no. 4. See detailed profiles of the top 100 employers,...

It’s tax time which means we need to deal with the Schedule D again this year. In case you are new to all this (or want a refresher), here are 14 facts you need to know about the schedule D.

Over time, I’ve learned that the best way to manage my money and financial health is to be acutely aware of the relationship between financial risk and monetary return. We all want to optimize our returns yet many of us...

With the banking world back into doom-and-gloom mode, safety is the name of the game for investors and savers. Many of those looking to keep large amounts of cash safe have fled to 10-year Treasury bonds, which were yielding...

The iPhone and iPod Touch are capable of a number of things, including helping you keep track of your money. From figuring out loan payments, to calculating tips and finding an ATM within your network so you won’t pay fees,...

So you think it’s bad news that a recession has been “officially declared”? (Turns out, it started back in December of last year.) Puh-lease. First of all, it shouldn’t be news to anyone that the economy...

We kicked off the new year in style with a new theme and the launch of WordPressTV. (More themes on the way.) We also broke the two-billion mark for combined pageviews across all WordPress blogs we track. I’d say that’s a pretty...

Scammers love to use current events to dupe consumers, and today’s ongoing financial turmoil offers the perfect opportunity for one of the most popular forms of fraud — phishing. A phishing scam typically uses a...

There are so many personal finance resources online that it’s hard to know where to start. There are blogs, web applications, news sites and more. This list is a beginning — if you take a look at the sites included here, I know...