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7 Easy Money Moves to Make on a Rainy Day

The rain may be falling, but that doesn't mean you can't make the sun shine on your finances.

Private student loan debt can be difficult to pay or renegotiate. Here's what to do when those loans become a real burden.

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.

When you're young, retirement may seem too far off to matter. But wouldn't it be nice to retire early?

Eighteen percent of Americans are forced to retire early. Are you prepared for an early retirement?

You want a higher credit limit, but your lender isn't on board. Some smart money moves now can solve this problem before you ask again.

We're helping a reader get control of her debt and the rest of her finances. Read her story and find out how far she's come already!

Wanna make some extra cash and host your place on Airbnb? Here's how to do it right.

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

You need cash, and you need it fast. Stop hitting up your friends for spare change, and start one of these lucrative side gigs!

Class-action lawsuits are long, complicated legal endeavors. But does anyone really cash in?

Good news! Your healthy lifestyle can become a solid side gig.

Looking for a fun side gig? You could make up to $800 a month selling your unwanted clothes on eBay.

If a total leave from the working world isn't in your cards, take your retirement in phases!

If you live life following these good money habits, you'll never find yourself facing debt.

Get paid to shop? Yes, it can be done, and without getting scammed.

Put your killer fashion sense to work and get a gig in the fashion world.

These days, who isn't stressed out. Channel that energy into more money and it might just be able to relax a little.

When you're forced to exit the workforce early, it can throw a serious wrench in your retirement plans. Here's how to handle it.