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How do we invest our nest egg so we can take advantage of stocks' potential for long-term growth without leaving ourselves too vulnerable to setbacks that could jeopardize our retirement security?

Come Memorial Day, Labor Day and even the Fourth of July, auto sellers will pull out all the stops with balloons, burgers and bands to get you on their lot and sell you a vehicle. But are those sales for real?

Betsy DeVos oversees a $1.3 trillion student debt program that touches 42 million Americans. Many borrowers complain about the servicing they receive.

Government and non-profit doctors and lawyers earn less than their colleagues in the private sector, but they can have just as much student debt.

Having $200,000 in debt can seem overwhelming. But this couple got real serious to pay it down in 26 months. Here's how they did it.

If you're a college student or a graduate who has student loans, be on the lookout for what happens to these five proposals in Trump's budget.

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Lindsey doesn't know if she should pay off her debt or save up for a house. CNNMoney's Broke No More advice column has some suggestions.

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Many retirees may not be enjoying retirement as much as they should be given the financial resources at their disposal. Here's how to start leading a happier and more satisfying post-career life.

After earning some $300 million during his legendary career, Mike Tyson filed for bankruptcy heavily in debt. Now, Iron Mike insists he's straightened out his life and plans on "keeping" his money this time.

The fiduciary rule will roll out on June 9, Labor Department Secretary Alexander Acosta wrote in an opinion article in The Wall Street Journal.

More than 400,000 people have planned their careers and futures around the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program. But the Education Department has proposed ending it.

We talked to seasoned employers, who have clocked thousands of interviews between them, to hear what strategies set apart the superstars they hired from the merely proficient candidates they let walk out the door.

A 401(k) plan is the go-to retirement savings account for most workers. But if you're employed at a company that doesn't offer a 401(k) or any other retirement plan, don't worry. There are other options.

Fortunately, it doesn't take a lot of money to make more money. You can start with as little as $100 or $200.

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Total household debt climbed to $12.73 trillion in the first three months of the year, according to data released from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.