The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has strict laws in place to protect job candidates and employees from discrimination. You should avoid asking job interview questions about age, disability, genetic information, race or ethnicity, gender identity or sexual orientation, national origin, religion, marital status, having...

Business decisions have tax consequences - whether it’s investing in new business equipment, giving your employees a raise, or making contributions to the company retirement plan. Understanding the tax implications of the actions you take - from day-to-day activities to long-range planning - can help you conserve cash flow, run your business...

When you ask, “Should I lease a car?” you likely hear one of two words: "Do" or "Don't.’ That makes it difficult to decipher the pros and cons of leasing a vehicle. The answer to the question, like many financial decisions, depends on a host of individual details including price, terms, driving record, insurance history and more. Misinformation and...

As more people live well into their 90s and even surpass their 100th birthdays, scientists and researchers are studying just what they’re doing (and not doing) to live long lives. Research shows that during the 30-year period from 1980 to 2010, the number of centenarians (people age 100 or older) grew by almost 66%, while the most recent U.S....