Cindy Perman

If you’re a college student or recent grad, you need a budget. It will help ensure you have money for essentials — and the fun stuff! Here’s how to get started.

Four tips to help college students navigate a tough job market — and land that first job.

We’ve got answers to your frequently asked tax questions to help you avoid surprises. Plus, take our quiz! It’s CNBC’s Work It newsletter.

A four-day workweek takes a special skill set, but the payoff — a three-day weekend — is huge. Think you have what it takes? It’s CNBC’s Work It newsletter.

If you’re feeling stuck in your job search, the first step is to realize how, and where, you are stuck. These tips can help. It’s CNBC’s Work It newsletter.

Amazon employees revolted at the idea of 3 days in the office. Google proposes desk-sharing. Is hybrid work on its way out? It’s CNBC’s Work It newsletter.

Employers are giving bigger raises this year, but they may not outpace inflation. This week’s CNBC Work It newsletter offers tips to help you boost your pay.

Recruiters say highlighting skills on your resume should be the No. 1 focus for job seekers, as these tips reveal in this week’s CNBC Work It newsletter.

When college students were asked to write a simple essay about money, the themes that emerged were so much more than kids learning to manage money. They painted a picture of students in financial crisis: Working full-time while going to school full-time and still not being able to pay their bills. Cancer. Divorce. Job loss. Foreclosure. In CNBC’s “My College Dream” series, students share their college dreams, the financial challenges that popped up along the way and where they are now.

Feeling stressed? Kick back and check out the list of the 10 least stressful jobs for 2014.

Who are the contenders for the “Funniest Person in Finance?” Bankers, financial advisors and hedge-fund managers ... oh my!

Think you’re the funniest person on Wall Street? Prove it!

You probably never heard a mother brag, “My son, the biologist!” but maybe she should. Here are the most underrated jobs of 2013.

Some people take the team on a retreat to mini-golf but if you’re LinkedIn, you build the mini-golf course IN the office.

Some people take the team on a retreat to mini-golf but if you're LinkedIn, you build the mini-golf course IN the office.

There are a variety of reasons a job can get slapped with the “worst job” title. It could be that it’s an extremely dangerous or stressful job or, in the case of this year’s No. 1 worst job, it could be that the job outlook is dismal. Here are the 10 Worst Jobs for 2013.

Bad bosses are a lot like toddlers — from the tantrums to being demanding, stubborn and self-centered. One workplace experts suggests the best way to deal with them is treating them like a toddler. And no, that doesn’t mean giving them a time out. You know what? Just for thinking that, give yourself a time out! Then, when you’re ready to listen, read these tips.

There are some products that just make you go, “Wow, that’s smart! I wish I’d thought of that.” Maybe they solve a common problem, maybe they were invented by a kid. Here are 10 of those products, some of which made the inventors a ton of money!

What makes a city great for single guys? Cool neighborhoods and nightlife -- and a healthy ratio of women to men. Here are the 10 best cities for bachelors, according to Rent.com.

With the birth of the automobile came suburban sprawl, but today, there’s an increasing movement toward more walkable cities.Here are the 10 most walkable cities in America.