Susannah Snider

1 day ago | usnews.com | Maryalene Laponsie |Katy Marquardt |Susannah Snider

Key Takeaways: President Donald Trump has proposed that no taxes be paid on tipped income. Currently, tips may be subject to income tax and payroll taxes, which fund Medicare and Social Security. Exempting tips from tax could lead some workers and businesses to try to shift income from wages to tips. The proposal is most likely to be enacted in a budget reconciliation bill although a separate bill, the No Taxes on Tips Act, has been introduced.

5 days ago | money.usnews.com | Hallie Crawford |Katy Marquardt |Susannah Snider

Key Takeaways: Avoid quitting your job during a recession, as job markets tighten, opportunities shrink and competition intensifies for open positions. Instead of looking for a new job when you're feeling overwhelmed or experiencing life changes, focus on managing your workload and seeking support. Consider timing and strategy before making a job switch. Avoid making rash decisions during tough days at work, and try to stay in a new job for at least a year to protect your reputation.

1 week ago | money.usnews.com | Robin Madell |Katy Marquardt |Susannah Snider

Key Takeaways Dealing with difficult co-workers can significantly impact your workday, productivity and well-being, so recognizing their behaviors is key to managing stress and maintaining a positive work environment. Remind co-workers who tend to distract you by gossiping or complaining that you have work to focus on, and steer clear of office manipulators.

1 week ago | usnews.com | Robin Madell |Katy Marquardt |Susannah Snider

Key Takeaways: What qualifies as a good salary depends on your location, industry, experience, remote status and personal priorities. Pew Research Center considers middle-income households as ranging from earning $56,600 to $169,800 at last measurement. According to the latest U.S. Census Bureau data, real median household income in the U.S. was $80,610. Getty ImagesFiguring out a good salary in 2025 – or in any year – isn’t easy.

3 weeks ago | usnews.com | Jamela Adam |Katy Marquardt |Susannah Snider

Key Takeaways Finance graduates earn higher starting salaries than average college graduates across all majors. A finance degree could open doors to roles such as wealth manager, investment banker and financial analyst. Building your network and gaining hands-on experience can help you stand out in the job market after graduation. Finance majors graduate with a strong foundation in money management.