If you want to get better at managing your money, watch what you say.
After years of hard work, diligent saving, and careful planning the big day finally arrives and you've retired. Now what?
Money is complicated and advice is often welcome. Just know that much of the money advice you hear may actually cost you. A lot.
A first job teaches plenty about getting and keeping a job. A first paycheck teaches us a few things about getting and keeping money, too.
Living the cash-only lifestyle can be good for your budget — except when it isn't. Learn why some purchases are best made on credit.
In today's debt story, a young dentist fixes his bad "debt-al" hygiene with help from his future wife — and some smart saving choices.
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Being forty-something means you've got life all sorted out, right? Confused or certain, these are the money lessons you must learn before 50.
Understanding this key credit scoring ratio may be the secret to unlocking a higher credit score. The math is simple, and so is the strategy.
Imitation is the highest form of flattery. And if you imitate the right people, you might start earning more — a lot more.
Another what!? Yep, responsibly maintaining several credit accounts is good for your financial health. Know when to apply for your next.
While credit card theft is no joke, from time to time those thefts (and those post-theft purchases) are entertaining. And often weird.
There's a lot more to a credit report than just the score. Find out what the bureaus know about you — and how you can improve your credit.
The conventional wisdom on investing is to buy and hold for a long time. But there are other strategies that many investors use to grab an edge.
Today we found some stellar articles on retirement planning mistakes, money rules that nobody will ever teach you, and budgeting on a variable income.
Before you break out the checkbook, ask yourself a few probing questions. Your future self will thank you, whether you decide to buy or not.
The good news is that two-thirds of Americans have saved at least something for retirement. Do any of these explanations sound familiar?
Today we found some of the best articles from around the web on investing.
The big spend is only part of the reason these big purchases are such big scares.
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