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5 Ways to Invest Like a Pro — No Financial Adviser Required

You don't need to hire a financial pro to invest like one. Try these DIY tips, and watch the confidence roll in.

From getting the best buys on baubles, bangles, and bags to running awesome accessory swaps, discover where to find fashionable, frugal accessories.

Creating a "do not buy" list will totally change your shopping game — and help you save tons of cash.

Oh, how the times have changed — and not always for the better. Today's tech has all but rendered these once-crucial life skills obsolete.

Before you hire a home inspector, make sure you get answers to these questions.

Don't let high minimums dissuade your retirement savings goals. These Roth IRAs can get you started, no minimum investment required.

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

Need a quick mood boost? No matter where you are or what's got you down, you're sure to find a pick me up in this big list of small joys.

Does tax time leave you with a huge refund or a huge bill? Your withholding is off. Here's how to fix it.

If you're looking for the perfect blend of culture and history, these 10 museums in the U.S. will blow your mind.

There's a tax on financial gifts? Of course there is — and guess what else? It's very convoluted.

Do you know the difference between a credit score and a credit history? You need to — here's how to break it down.

You may have money on your mind, but these notes and coins are all but forgotten. They are still legal tender, though!

Has half the executive staff suddenly decided to make more time for family? Yeah, your company is doomed.

Sure, travel rewards cards can help you see the world for free, but use your points right and you can do it in extreme comfort and luxury, too.

Sometimes getting a personal loan is a better choice than using your credit cards.

Driving for Uber and not entirely sure you're covered? This guide will help.

The premise is simple: Create small budgets. Set savings goals. Achieve financial freedom.

If you shop smart and keep your recipes simple and healthful, you really can eat for a whole week on just $20. Here's how.

Don't ditch your stationery and penmanship skills just yet. They could save you real money.