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As the holiday shopping season gets underway, experts weigh in on the safety of mobile payment apps.
Given a choice between health and money in retirement, young women will go for the big bucks, according to research from Schwab.
Ready, set, board your flight: Here's how you can manage your Turkey Day trip without losing any of your holiday cheer.
President-elect Donald Trump and Republican lawmakers agree that the tax advantages for health savings accounts should be increased.
It was a mixed bag this year for workers looking to make more money, according to a new report.
It's never been easier to put it on plastic, but choosing between credit or debit is a bit more difficult.
Retirees will pay more for this medical insurance program in the new year. Find out how much you'll pay.
Get ready, set, plan: The year is winding down and entrepreneurs are running out of time to keep their cash out of Uncle Sam's clutches.
It's that age-old question: Whom do you tip and how much? Here are the dos and don'ts of leaving a tip.
Active fund managers are touting how different their portfolios are from their benchmarks. Here's what that metric tells you.
One good way to calm the queasiness amid the postelection volatility: Generously pad an emergency fund and hang on.
You don't have to destroy your finances in order to buy this year's big-ticket holiday presents. Some major retailers are offering layaway.
Under his proposal, borrowers would contribute 12.5 percent of their income to payments and have their debt forgiven after 15 years.
The average family spent $50 last year on a Thanksgiving meal, but coupon experts say you can easily halve that.
Medical identity theft is a multibillion-dollar problem that costs the average American $13,500 to fix. How to protect yourself.
President-elect Donald Trump has proposed the largest tax cuts since Ronald Reagan, which could save the average taxpayer $1,000 a year.
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