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5 Obstacles You Can Expect on Your Journey to Financial Freedom

The road to financial freedom is paved with good intentions — and there are a few potholes along the way, too.

While you're busy soaking up some rays this summer, find a few easy ways for your emergency fund to soak up some savings!

Money management have your head in a whirl? Try the minimalist approach instead.

Penny wise pound-foolish is no way to build real wealth. Are your too-frugal habits costing you money?

Life happens. When a financial crisis is upon your shoulders, your best defense is a smart budget breakdown.

Debt is all about mind over matter. Change your way of thinking, and you'll find financial freedom sooner.

More money in your paycheck can mean more spending on stuff you don't need. Time to get things back under control.

When your paycheck is only making ends meet, it takes a toll on your money and your mood. It's time to get proactive.

They won't seem like sacrifices when debt is no longer hanging over your head.

A new year is a fresh start for your finances. Make these small money moves now, and you'll end 2018 richer than you started it.

This is it; 2018 is the year you retire. Before you leave the working world, there are a fey key moves to make first.

You've heard it before — your daily latte indulgence is destroying your retirement savings. Except, it's really not.

In between caring for your parents and your kids, you need to care for yourself, too — especially your financial future self.

Don't let a sudden loss of income cause financial paralysis. Take these smart steps to handle the situation and minimize the damage.

With retirement right around the corner, it's more important than ever to start cutting your daily living costs. You'll thank yourself later.

Being a student can be expensive; here's how you can save!

Wondering how to save for your dream trip? These simple tips will get you started saving today!

Saving money doesn't have to mean living like a monk. Understand the right and the wrong ways to feather your nest egg.

Wouldn’t it be nice to have an extra $1,000 at the end of a month? You can do it!

"Budgeting" and "dieting" are our two toughest resolutions. The strategies that work with one just might work for the other.