New York Republicans have an alternative to 'tuition-free' college
New York Republicans want to make sure students at private colleges get more help paying for college, too.
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3 rules for picking the perfect retirement age
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5 ways to lower your tax bill
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'What's the capital of Canada?' and other weird job interview questions
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Big banks rack up $6.4 billion in ATM and overdraft fees
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Amazon brings free shipping minimum back down to $35
The e-commerce giants has lowered its free shipping threshold for non-Prime members to $35, down from $49.
The CFPB has a database with 700,000 consumer complaints
Frustrated consumers can submit complaints to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Here's what the database does and why some lawmakers want to abolish the agency that created it.
Where millionaires are moving: Australia tops the list
Australia has cemented its status as the most desirable place for migrating millionaires in 2016.
How to save more money in 2017
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The best retirement account you don't know about
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Household debt is dangerously close to 2008 levels
Total household debt climbed to $12.58 trillion at the end of 2016, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Delta is bringing back free meals
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State retirement plans could be over before they start
On Wednesday, the House voted to overturn an Obama-era rule that paved the way for state-sponsored retirement plans. Auto-IRA plans in California and Oregon are now in jeopardy.
Good news: Flying actually got better last year
Airlines canceled fewer flights in 2016 and they didn't lose as many bags, according to a new report from the Department of Transportation.
Honeymoon: You, your spouse ... and 14 of your closest friends
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Is a 15% savings rate enough for a secure retirement?
15% of salary is a reasonable target to shoot for when saving for retirement, but no single percentage is going to be right for every person.
Will I ever be able to retire like my Grandma?
My Grandma retired at 65 and her pension, Social Security and savings allow her to spend winters in Florida and summers golfing and traveling. But I'm not so sure this is the kind of life I can expect in retirement.
Young British men are earning less than previous generation
British men born between 1981 and 2000 will earn $15,000 less in their 20s than the previous generation.
Company accused of scamming 9/11 heroes out of millions
The RD Legal Funding company is being accused of targeting 9/11 first responders and allegedly scamming them out of millions of dollars.
Couples are spending a record amount to get married
Couples are spending a record amount of money to say 'I do,' according to a new report from the Knot. But they are saying it in front of a smaller crowd.
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