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A pre-owned car can save you a lot of money, so long as you ask some key questions before buying.
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Envy is a mega-danger to your finances. The green-eyed monster can even ruin your investments.
You should buy a home because you want to — not because these myths make you believe it's a good idea.
The Joneses seem like they have it all. It turns out they have some valuable money lessons to offer, too.
Using your balance transfer card for purchases is typically a bad idea, and for more reasons than one.
You're probably pretty average when it comes to money — but that's not necessarily a good thing. Here's how to move to the front of the class.
Before you dive headfirst into owning a stock, do some digging on exactly where you're investing your dollars.
Today we found articles on what to do when you’re broke, self-discipline hacks that will help you succeed, and ways to disaster-proof your retirement.
Don't hand your tax refund over to fraudsters. Watch out for these common and costly tax scams.
Make sure to add these important financial dates to your 2018 calendar. Your money may depend on it!
Homes can be money traps. But by treating your house like an investment, you can earn money instead of losing it.
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Believe it or not, the super-rich are not always super-happy — and often for the same reasons the rest of us aren't.
Good news, older Americans; retirement is better than ever.
The Fair Credit Billing Act (FCBA) was created to protect consumers. Here's how it protects you.
Your credit score takes into account everything about your finances, right? No, and you might be surprised at what isn't included.
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