How do I know how much I'll need in retirement?
If you're planning for a retirement that is a decade or more away, setting a target replacement rate is a reasonable approach for estimating how much you need to save each year for retirement.
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Americans are more willing to go into debt for experiences
Americans would rather use debt to fund their experiences than buy possessions, according to a new study.
8 things you should never do at work
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Money terms you're too embarrassed to ask about
Between your APR and 401(k), it's hard to know your FICA from your FICO.
It just got easier to sue your bank and credit card company
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau issued a new rule Monday that will prevent companies from using arbitration clauses to block group lawsuits.
Should I pay off my mortgage early instead of saving for my kids' college?
Broke no more: Should you pay off your mortgage early instead of saving for your kids' college?
5 financial mistakes that can doom your future
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4 money problems that didn't exist 50 years ago (and how to fix them)
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How to get a jump on saving for retirement in your 20s
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.
How to get the most out of customer loyalty programs
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.
Are you making this major job-related mistake?
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Apartment hunting? Do these 4 things before signing a lease
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Americans: Your credit score is going up
The average FICO score has reached 700 (that's good credit).
How to dress like a grownup without breaking the bank
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Illinois is starving state colleges and universities
Funding for state colleges and universities fell 61% in 2016, forcing schools to make layoffs, cut back library hours, and put off maintenance work.
How can I keep track of my money?
Keeping track of your monthly expenses and balances can be hard. These tools can help.
How much do parents spend on education?
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.
7 first-time homebuyer mistakes to avoid
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.
Only 4% of Brits want a tax cut
Forty-eight percent of Britons believe the government should hike taxes in order to spend more on health, education and social benefits.
How many funds do you really need to diversify?
Ask yourself this simple question: Do you really need to add more funds to your portfolio?
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