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New! Solutions to Common Financial Struggles for People 50 and Older

Stacy Johnson on September 23, 2017

We’ve partnered with the largest nonprofit consumer counseling agency in the country to offer solutions to the most common financial struggles facing seniors including Medicare assistance, debt and budget counseling, Social Security maximization, help with paying bills, reverse mortgage counseling and foreclosure prevention.

Get a New iPhone 8 With Sprint for About $15 a Month

Christine Gallup on September 23, 2017

You want the latest and greatest iPhone, but you’d rather not pay all that money? Here’s one way to save big.

The Single Biggest Lie of Trump’s Tax Plan

Stacy Johnson on September 22, 2017

Trump’s not the only politician to ever fudge the facts, but his statements on tax reform give new meaning to the expression.

5 DIY Tricks That Will Make Your Car Smell Delightful

Melissa Neiman on September 22, 2017

These tips will leave your ride smelling swell without breaking the bank. Some are also chemical-free.

From DVDs to Baby Shoes: 43 Things You Should Never Buy

Donna Freedman on September 22, 2017

Some purchases are just DUMB. Give yourself — and your budget — a break and skip these items.

6 Ways to Cut the Cost of Your Commute to Work

Melissa Neiman on September 21, 2017

The average worker spends about $2,600 on commuting costs annually. Find out how to slash that bill.

How to Visit Museums for Free This Weekend

Karla Bowsher on September 21, 2017

More than 1,250 museums and other cultural institutions are offering free admission on Saturday. Here’s how you can score free tickets.

Stop Overspending on These 15 Things

Michael Koretzky on September 21, 2017

Tradition and emotion often cause people to overspend. Who says you should pay three months’ salary for an engagement ring?

12 Ways to Slash the High Cost of Earning a College Degree

Emmet Pierce on September 21, 2017

Colleges and universities are expensive, but there are many strategies for coping with the costs of higher education.

8 Things Retirees Can Get for Almost Nothing

Melissa Neiman on September 20, 2017

There are many ways for seniors to get cheap — and even free — entertainment and services.

Americans Spend $302 on Groceries Monthly — Here’s How to Cut the Cost

Karla Bowsher on September 20, 2017

Learn about some of the seemingly countless ways to save money on food.

2 Ways to Retire Comfortably After Raising Kids

Karla Bowsher on September 19, 2017

It is possible to raise children and still save enough money to live well in retirement. But there are only two ways to pull off this feat, a new study concludes.

7 Sly Ways to Save Money at Target

Melissa Neiman on September 19, 2017

Shoppers turn to the famous Target bull’s-eye to save money on everyday purchases. But there are plenty of ways you can further cut those costs.

Watch This: How to Spot a Liar

Money Talks News on September 19, 2017

Do you know when someone is lying to you? Watch this video and learn four communication patterns that can help you spot a fib from a mile away.

3 Wise Ways to Protect Your Social Security Number Today

Karla Bowsher on September 18, 2017

Safeguarding your SSN is critical to avoiding identity theft. Here are three preventive steps you may not know about.

Ibotta Gives You 30 New Ways to Get Paid When You Shop This Month

Karla Bowsher on September 16, 2017

You’re about to get a lot of new ways to rack up cash-back savings, thanks to a popular — and free — rebate app. Here’s how it works.

9 Ways to Get Cheap or Free Vet Care for Your Pet

Angela Colley on September 14, 2017

Office visits for your furry or feathered friends can be expensive. But you don’t have to roll over. Here are some simple tips to take a bite out of vet bills.