JobsintheMoney.com, a Dice Holdings company, is a leading career website
for accounting and finance professionals in the United States. They provide these professionals with career opportunities, valuable news and advice that is specific to their profession and a variety of tools to market themselves and manage a new job search. Founded in 1998, JobsintheMoney attracts the most qualified accounting and finance professionals and enables our customers, both employers and recruiters, to source and hire from this talent pool.

The targeted job postings available in the JobsintheMoney.com database are from companies across many industries and locations throughout the United States and cover a variety of positions for tax accountants, auditors, fraud examiners, analysts, controllers and CFOs, as well as many other finance and accounting professionals. The targeted nature of the job postings allows job seekers to find career opportunities quickly and easily, helping to build website loyalty and repeat visitation. The career news and advice features original content written by JobsintheMoney journalists and covers career trends, tips and advice specific to the accounting and finance professions.

eFinancialCareers, a Dice Holdings company, serves the global financial community as the leading network of career sites for professionals working in banking and the financial markets and those firms seeking to employ them.

eFinancialCareers is designed for the specific needs of the financial services professional: the job opportunities available are from companies around the world and cover a wide choice of positions for investment bankers, traders, asset managers, analysts, risk managers, treasurers, auditors, CFOs, graduate trainees and many others in the financial community.

Job seekers can carry out highly targeted job searches, set up search agents and post resumes; and we publish job market news, analysis and advice to help them make well-informed career decisions. eFinancialCareers

Since 1996, Bankjobs.com has been putting banks and bankers together.

Along the way, they