In honor of the comeback of Donald Trump’s “Celebrity Apprentice,” in which the real estate tycoon must fire a new contestant each week, KWHS looks at the realities of job loss. Someday you may receive a pink slip at work, but as experts suggest, it is most likely a career opportunity in disguise.

Fuel economy is a much-discussed topic among those looking to save money – especially with the unpredictable and often escalating fuel prices. Even if you can’t afford a hybrid vehicle that runs on both gasoline and electricity, you can cut fuel costs through better purchasing and driving habits. Helen and John Taylor, who have 46 Fuel Economy Driving World Records, share their secrets for saving at the pump.

Since being introduced in 1985, the number of credit cards issued in China has grown at an astonishing rate, reaching 285 million in 2011, five times the number in 2006. MasterCard projects that annual credit card spending in China will more than double by 2025, and over the next decade, the country is expected to become the largest credit card market in the world by number of issued cards, overtaking the United States. This article, written by William Hart, Thomas Kidd, Lane Rettig and Nicholas Walker, members of the Lauder Class of 2014, takes a look at consumer credit in China.

Do you have your own bank account? If you do, or if you’re thinking about opening one, you are no doubt on a path to financial fitness. Bank accounts help you save and budget your money and, more importantly, they help illustrate a fundamental financial concept: You can only spend the money you’ve got.