How do I know what to invest in?
You're not the only one feeling overwhelmed by the tens of thousands of stocks, bonds, mutual funds and exchange-traded funds out there.
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The smartest way to pay off credit card debt
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How to save on your grocery bill
We're all trying to save on groceries, but we're not all shopping for the same things. Here are some tips for every type of shopper -- and eater.
The best ways to borrow money for college, if you have to
The tuition bill is here and it looks like your savings aren't going to cover it. If you have to borrow money for college, here are your best options.
How I plan to spend my first paycheck
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5 signs of a bad workplace
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How do I retire with $1 million?
If you're getting a late start, there's a better way to go about preparing for retirement than shooting for a big round, but essentially arbitrary, number.
Millennials: Don't fear the market
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Americans paid $15 billion in overdraft fees last year, CFPB says
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How to split the tab (without losing friends)
Whether your friends are open about money or more private with their finances, splitting the bill at dinner can be tricky.
4 questions to ask before you retire
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How to research company culture -- before you take the job
There's a lot you can't see during the job interview process. InHerSight, a Glassdoor-like site for women to review different companies, gives female job-seekers options to explore these questions.
The surprising way money can buy you happiness
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7 common expenses growing much faster than inflation
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Rhode Island just made community college free
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4 financial milestones to reach before you retire
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Congress expands GI Bill, helping veterans burned by for-profit schools
Congress unanimously approved to expand the GI Bill, helping veterans who wasted their benefits at now defunct for-profit colleges.
The reason women are working more side hustles
Women pursue extra gigs for different reasons than men do. About 69% of women say they use the extra money from a side hustle to help pay for living expenses, according to Bankrate, compared to just 42% of men.
Do I need a financial adviser?
You're at crossroads with your finances and you're not sure where to go from here. Is it time to seek out expert advice?
She retired at 28 with $2.25 million
J.P. Livingston left work last year with $2.25 million at 28 years old after working in finance for only 7 years.
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