I flew 33 hours to Vietnam but was denied entry because of a common travel mistake that I'll never make again

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The author (not pictured) made a travel mistake that almost derailed her travel plans.

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He worked at four Big Tech companies. Here's how he went from $200,000 post-MBA at Meta to much more at Google.

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Yung-Yu Lin shares his compensation journey through four big tech companies.

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I lost my dream job in the US because I couldn't get a work visa. In Canada, the pathway has been much smoother.

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Vaishali Gauba was given a work visa in Canada after moving there in 2022.

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He's sworn by the same résumé format for the past 9 years. In 2022, it landed him a $350,000 job at Google — check it out.

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Yung-Yu Lin has worked at Yahoo, Meta, Visa, PayPal, and Google.

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The ingenious way your credit card company is making your life easier

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Banks and credit-card companies are getting better at discerning which payments are fraudulent and which are legit.

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Switching Your Credit Card May Not Stop a Streaming Service's Recurring Charges

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Millions of Americans pay for streaming services, doling out anywhere from $5 to $75 a month. It’s a common belief that you can get out of recurring charges like this by switching your credit card. The streamers won’t be able to find you, and your account will just go away, right?

Your credit card company is looking for new ways to screw you over

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Cred card issuers are very good at getting money out of people. There are all sorts of levers they will use to make up for reduced late fees.

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You may have to pay more at checkout when using your Visa or Mastercard

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A coffee shop displays signs for Visa, MasterCard and Discover in Washington

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Pornhub Has a New Kink: Consent

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Pornhub notified performers last week that the platform is requiring proof of consent from anyone featured in its videos moving forward, according to emails seen by

A boomer who left the Bay Area to travel around Asia and the Caribbean explains how it's made his life cheaper and more peaceful

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Steve Lopes and his wife Mila have lived in almost a dozen countries.

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