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It’s the first time many students take control of their everyday finances, and these common financial pitfalls trip them up every time. » Read More
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U.S. investors say they expect their portfolios to return 8.5 percent annually over the long term, according to a new survey. » Read More |
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If you’re not ready to retire and change your lifestyle, you might be able to create your own arrangement with a "flexible retirement."
If returns over the long term are less than stellar, you're going to fall short in retirement — unless you save this much.
A line-by-line review can reveal financial planning mistakes and opportunities that could save you money.
As college costs rise, more families step up to cover the tab, according to a report by education lender Sallie Mae.
In a typical day, millennials are spending the most on food, Uber rides and fantasy football, according to payment app Venmo data.
A program to encourage borrowers to go into public service may come with a hefty price tag. Here's what you need to know.
With the Federal Reserve planning to gradually raise interest rates, investors should know this about their fixed-income portfolios.
The news some parents want to hear: Your kid is going to be the next Taylor Swift! Here's how to ensure her earnings last.
When a parent loan fell through, a GoFundMe campaign raised the funds Kyare Turner needed to stay in school.
Trump's new Washington, D.C., hotel just opened, and its ownership structure provides insight into his gift-and-estate plans.
Many consumers don't shop around when they are planning a funeral — a mistake that could cost them thousands of dollars.
The days of company pensions are long gone for most workers; that is why investing in an annuity can be an appealing strategy for retirees.
Divorcing couples with property in two or more states may have a choice in where to file, which might help or hurt their finances.
Two-third of couples have agreed to check in before spending a set amount. The problem? They can't seem to agree on the amount.
Job review website Glassdoor compiled a list of companies with top ratings from their employees. And all these firms are hiring.
Commissions and high costs can set you even further back on the road to savings.
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