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The 15 Most Educated Cities in America

Judging by their citizens’ number of degrees and average years of education, these cities have the smartest residents in the U.S.

These new investments focus on “themes” that are likely to take center stage as the world changes.

We researched the investments and opinions of retirees and near-retirees throughout the pandemic. Here’s what we found.

Affordable living is a must for many young adults, and these cities deliver.

Make sure these financial landmines don’t destroy your golden years.

A Consumer Reports investigation finds that apps offering free credit scores charge too much, offer too little and come with privacy risks.

The average annual cost of one specialty medication is nearly $85,000.

This guide to the wide variety of TV and movie streaming services will help you get the content you care about for less money.

Data from the IRS shows the areas with the highest new concentration of upper-middle-class earners.

This is the best offer the card’s ever had, and it’s your last chance to get it.

These 10 luxury hotels all charge less than $40 per night.

Don’t automatically expect to be compensated — even if you are granted an arbitration award.

A common practice during the pandemic appears to backfire on some seniors.

There are several ways to make good use of your home’s value as you head into this chapter of your life.

Don’t get spooked by the cost of the holiday — you can have a frightfully good time without spending much at all.

You shouldn’t put off important documents like your last will and testament until it’s too late.

The retailer also is offering extra-early Black Friday deals and a free $10 credit to some shoppers.

The realities of credit scores can be harsh. Millions of Americans apparently prefer a fantasy.

You may be surprised by the kinds of people who benefit most from financial advisers. Are you one of them?

These places have slowly rising median incomes, high divorce and jobless rates, and more poverty.

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