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From the Tea Party, to the anti-Wall-Street crowd, to the silent majority that is hunkered down and fearful for the future, anger at The Establishment is higher than at any time since the Vietnam era.
Secured cards can help you build your credit. These tips should help you select the right one.
Open a checking account with the right perks and keep your scholar out of financial trouble.
When changing employers, it can make sense to consult professionals about retirement planning.
Looking for ways to pay down debt? Make up to $100 per hour with these second jobs.
A saleswoman who gets paid on commission can tweak her finances to better prepare for retirement.
Lost your job? Here are 15 ways to meet your financial obligations until you get back on your feet.
Be on the lookout for thieves seeking to pilfer your personal information.
A career coach says it's best to be honest about having been fired when you interview for a new job.
Looking for a housing bargain? Check out pros and cons of distressed homes before buying.
People aren't just fired. These tips will help you pick up the vibes of a coming job loss.
An older, nonworking wife's benefits are on hold until her husband applies for Social Security.
Banks are already in the thrall of a new business model even worse than the utility one: the industry is frozen solid in fear both of relentless credit risk and remorseless regulatory requirements.
"Los Angeles Dodgers will be allowed to continue to use its lawyers to represent it in its bankruptcy petition, a day after the Major League Baseball withdrew a motion to disqualify the team's lawyers. In court papers filed with a...
Program Information: You are invited to join us on Thursday, November 10, 2011 for an evening of fun, food and Vegas-style gaming at Casino & Poker Night hosted by the Los Angeles County Bar Foundation at the newly-redesigned LA Athletic...
The PACER and CM/ECF programs have revolutionized the practice of bankruptcy law.
Because of substantial decline in Florida real estate values Chapter 13 bankruptcy is commonly used to strip off second and third mortgages from the debtor’s upside down primary residence.
We have provided numerous updates about the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau since its establishment as a part of the Dodd-Fra