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Even if you only have a part-time gig and plan on going back to school, starting to save for retirement now could translate into hundreds of thousands of dollars more over a long career.

Retailers and service providers are willing to offer you early access, special prices or free goods to get your loyalty. Here's how to make the most of their offers.

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The average FICO score has reached 700 (that's good credit).

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Funding for state colleges and universities fell 61% in 2016, forcing schools to make layoffs, cut back library hours, and put off maintenance work.

Keeping track of your monthly expenses and balances can be hard. These tools can help.

A new HSBC report tracking education costs in 15 countries and territories found parents in Hong Kong spend the most on their children's education.

It's tough being a first-time buyer in today's housing market. Don't make it even harder (or more expensive) for yourself by making these common mistakes.

Forty-eight percent of Britons believe the government should hike taxes in order to spend more on health, education and social benefits.

Ask yourself this simple question: Do you really need to add more funds to your portfolio?

Nearly half of Americans say their expenses are equal to or greater than their income. And for young people, it's over half.

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The average guest at a wedding last year spent $888 per wedding, according to a study from the Knot. For those in the wedding party, the price of being a stand-up friend was over $1,000.

Out-of-pocket costs that crop up during the homebuying process, or even when you're moving in, can put an unexpected strain on your already-hurting bank account.

Home prices have reached another record high, and buyers are feeling the pressure. But there has been one saving grace for buyers: mortgage rates.

Though your financial chemistry may not be what's lighting you up right now, one of the most important things you can do as a new couple is to get to know each other money-wise.