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These days there are some new rules that make space for women -- and men -- to show some emotion at work.

After the Equifax data breach exposed the personal and financial information of 143 million people, many consumers are left wondering what they can do to hold the credit reporting agency accountable.

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It's been a week since Equifax announced that personal information for 143 million people were accessed in a hack. The company has offered a free year of credit monitoring. Here's what happened when I tried to sign up ... and tried to freeze my credit.

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Zelle, formerly known as clearXchange, is a new app that offers free person-to-person payments.

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Now that we're out of the cafeteria and into the workforce -- does being 'liked' still matter? And are the 'mean girls' still in charge?

The new £10 note, which entered circulation on Thursday, features special design elements to help the blind and partially sighted.

I'm 65 and have about $275,000 in retirement accounts. I'd like to invest my money safely, but also make the most return. What do you suggest?

Consumers are looking for greater protections for their personal and financial information in the wake of the Equifax data breach. Many have decided to take precautions and put their credit on ice: a credit freeze.

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Apple enthusiasts should consider Saudi Arabia and Japan for a good deal on a new iPhone.

Studies show that pay transparency can lead to happier employees and greater collaboration in the workplace, even helping to retain talent.

You can bring a legal case, but it may be hard to prove, years from now, that your data was lost here.

One in five Millennials have never even checked their credit score.

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