It's easy to get carried away during the holidays. Here's how to enjoy the season, without running up big balances on your cards.
Whether you wanted Trump to win or not, you still need to know how his presidency might affect your student loans.
Owning your home outright is a huge achievement. Weigh these options first, though, before tackling your mortgage early.
What are you most thankful for this year? Here are few financial matters to add to your fall cornucopia of gratitude.
If you and your spouse decide to separate, you'll still need to agree on how to handle your money — together. Here's how.
Mortgage repayment, emergency funds… these things may not be "fun," but a cheeky approach to banking can make them a whole lot less stressful.
Would you pay for $350,000 parking? We sure hope not, when you could make these much smarter money moves instead
Money woes can strike just about anyone, even those who would seek to lead us. Would you vote for these five debtors?
Holiday prep is more than just making a list and checking it twice. Get your finances in festive order, too!
Halloween is coming right up and we've got a real fright — these super scary facts about credit card debt.
Retirement should be for relaxing. But if you keep up these four habits, you'll spend your golden years broke.
Max is feeling the crunch. With $21K still left to go, will she hit her budget goals and find a new job by December? Stay tuned!
Don't let high interest credit card debt totally derail your money. Pay it off, quickly, with a few smart moves.
Young adults may be feeling the weight of student loans and low-income jobs, but they too can become millionaires by taking the right steps now.
If you're one of the 40 million Americans with student loan debt, you can save more in the long run by getting smart about saving, spending, and earning.
A “charge off” on your credit card debt doesn’t mean it’s disappearing. Take action before your credit score takes a huge hit.
It's no secret your credit score is important. But when it comes to getting a home loan, it's not the only determining factor.
With retirement just five years away, you can't afford not to make these smart financial moves.
If you could write a letter of personal finance advice to your younger, less money-smart self, what would you say?
With smart money management, anyone can hit the road — even with student loan debt.
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