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As I approach my final year at the University of Montana, the pressure is definitely on to figure out what to do with the rest of my life, or where to spend the first few years looking for a job (or career?) post-graduation. What state am I going to most likely want to look for said occupation? MoneyRates.com just might have my answer...

It's hard to make ends meet in Montana. Living paycheck-to-paycheck is the norm in Big Sky Country, and while many of us already know this because we feel the financial pinch each and every month a new report only just solidifies what we experience.

The daily 9 to 5 grind can be a real burden on your health and relationships. But what if that job of yours was one that you LOVED? Then that changes everything!

Are you underpaid? Now you can find out for sure.

A guy quit his job in the sweetest way possible … by printing his letter of resignation on a cake.

Surprise, surprise! Montana’s unemployment rate has dropped yet again…Will it end soon?

When I think about a job that would make me the happiest one thing comes to mind, retirement! Although I'm not sure if that "qualifies" as a job. I think it would be really fun to be a big time music artist manager or promoter, but neither of those came up on the list just put together by The Guardian...

A new study by the University of Montana’s Bureau of Business and Economic Research shows a boom in the state’s high tech sector.

Looking for a new job in the new year? U.S. News ranked the Top Jobs of 2015, based on such things as salary, work-life balance, and potential for growth. Here are the Top 10 Jobs of 2015.

Montana has received over $5 million in grants to help the long-term unemployed earn a living while learning news skills for a permanent job.

Job interviews can be nerve racking and stressful. You want so badly to make a good impression that you may not always tell the truth. You may fudge a little bit about exactly what you’re willing to do and how far you would go a company? What is too much? Where do you draw the line?

Montana's unemployment rate went down in January, dropping by one-tenth, to 5.3 percent.