It's not just enough to save for retirement; you need to make sure your money is inflation proof, too.
Wouldn't it be nice to scatter several "mini" retirements all throughout your career? You can! Just make these money moves first.
The smartest thing you can do for your retirement is to start preparing ASAP — that includes 20-somethings, too.
If a stunning waterfront view is part of your dream home, you have a few key questions to answer before buying.
You wanted to ditch that mortgage before you retired; you didn't. That's OK! There are some benefits to bringing your home loan into your golden years.
Are you giving your little one their very own plastic? Before handing it over, set some ground rules.
If you have a savings account, you're on your way to increasing net worth. But not all savings accounts are worthy of your money.
Your emergency fund is always there for you. But if you're creative, you can also make it earn money for you.
A home, a car, the latest pricey gadget — before you commit to buying, you better make sure you can afford such a large purchase.
Don't be deceived by a stellar credit score. Your financial health might still need some work.
You know you shouldn't use a credit card to pay for an emergency. But what if that's your only choice?
Medicare is the largest health insurance program in the country. And it comes with plenty of easily-debunked myths.
A 15-year, fixed rate mortgage can save you thousands in interest payments. But is it really worth it?
Your credit reports may be handy snapshots of your financial health, but they don't show the whole picture. Find out what's missing.
When your home is a casualty of natural disaster, know what steps to take immediately with your insurance company.
You probably haven't looked at your homeowners policy since you bought your house. You might want to; especially if you've made these changes.
You got an offer, and you're ready to close. There's only one problem — your home sale fell through. Now what?
You and your spouse can't wait to enjoy your retirement years, but before you dive in, you need to talk money.
You know closing costs make up a hefty bill when buying a new home. Have you ever wondered what's included in those costs, exactly?
You've probably heard that retiring with debt is a costly mistake. But is it really the end of the world?
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