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Max's Mr. Spendypants has learned his own share of frugal living lessons during Max's savings challenge year.

You probably know someone who works ridiculously long hours (or maybe you do yourself). But those long hours could be a sign of deeper financial troubles.

Most traditional retirement advice columns I read are written as a guide to retiring in your 60s. Although the advice contained in these columns may be useful to some, I think that

While high schoolers don't often have complicated financial lives, money is still part of growing up. Many early lessons carry on to adulthood.