How to Tell Whether You Are Saving Enough - U.S.News & World Report - Fri Nov 20
Save or spend? That will be the question that bedevils consumers over the next several years as they replenish their rainy-day funds, rebalance their debt, and limp toward retirement.

The Ultimate Insider Black Friday Guide: Where to Go for the Best Deals - U.S.News & World Report - Fri Nov 20
With a slowly recovering economy, retailers are looking for ways to lure wary customers into their stores on Black Friday. Some retailers are attracting shoppers by staying open on Thanksgiving Day, in addition to extending their hours on Black Friday.

5 Self-Made Barriers Between You and Your Dream Career - U.S.News & World Report - Thu Nov 19
Are any of the obstacles standing between you and your dreams self-inflicted? If so, you're in good company. We all manage to get in our own way at times. Fortunately, sometimes all it takes to stop getting in our own way is to realize we're doing it.

Hey, Employees: When You Resign, Be Kind - U.S.News & World Report - Thu Nov 19
Last week, I told you why bosses should be nice when employees resign . Now, I'm going to tell you why-- even if your boss is the devil incarnate, Prada-clad or not--you should resign professionally.

How to Deal With Adversity at Work - U.S.News & World Report - Thu Nov 19
In a comment on my " How to Survive a Bad Boss" post, one reader asked, "But what if you are so nervous around your boss, and your fear of failure is amplified by her actions? What recommendations might be offered as far as coping skills?"

Attractive and Functional Design Solutions for Aging Homeowners - U.S.News & World Report - Thu Nov 19
Making a home suitable for older occupants is becoming a mainstream part of the home remodeling business. Growing numbers of seniors want to remain in their homes as they age, and attractive design solutions for aging in place projects have evolved.

Why Asia Once Again Favors Long-Term Investors - U.S.News & World Report - Thu Nov 19
After months of favoring speculative gambits, the momentum of the Asian markets is returning once again to the hands of the long-term investor, says Robert Horrocks of Matthews International Capital Management.