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4 Steps to Boost College Savings When Money Is Tight
The typical college degree may be outrageously expensive, but that doesn’t mean you or your child or grandchild has to give up on higher-education dreams.
Is This the Best Way for Older Workers to Pad Their Nest Eggs?
Boosting your retirement savings may require a lot less work than you think.
Get 12 Percent Cash Back Today at These 150 Stores
Save big when shopping at JCPenney, Lowe’s, Macy’s, Pier 1 and many more this Friday.
Dow Loses Another 545 Points: Is This the Big One?
The Dow has now lost more than 5 percent of its value in 24 hours. Here is why that worries me more than the declines earlier this year.
Want to Help Hurricane Victims? Feds Warn About Scam Websites
Scam websites are popping up on the internet promising to help hurricane victims with your donation. Here’s how to avoid these bogus charities.
Social Security Q&A: What’s the Best Strategy to Get the Highest Benefit?
One strategy to increase Social Security benefits is to claim spousal benefits at retirement age, then claim your own benefits after reaching age 70. Does it work?
7 Great Ways to Cut Costs at Staples
The cost of paper, printer ink and office furniture can really add up. But with a little knowledge you can trim the bill substantially.
5 Ways to Slash Dental Care Costs
Dental care can be expensive, even if you have insurance. Here are five ideas for cutting your costs.
Can You Afford Obamacare? Here’s the Cost in Every State
The cost of health insurance through state and federal marketplaces was all over the map in 2018 — with premiums soaring in some states and sinking in others. Where does your state stand?
3 Ways to Get Paid for Your Opinion
Learn how you can bring in some extra money simply by taking surveys.
What’s Your Debt IQ? Take This Quiz to Find Out
If you’re like most Americans, you are thousands of dollars in debt. But do you really understand how credit really works?
2-Minute Money Manager: I’m 50 — Should I Go Back to School for a Master’s Degree?
A lot of middle-aged people go back to school for a graduate or undergraduate degree. Good idea? It depends. Here’s what you need to know.
2 New Laws Will Lower Your Prescription Drug Costs
Your pharmacist will soon be able to let you in on a secret way to save money on medications.
Consumers Say These Are the 3 Best Online Banks
Internet banks tend to offer better interest rates than traditional banks. These three also earned high marks for customer satisfaction.
How to Avoid Paying the 10 Most Annoying Fees
Here’s how to make sure you’re not hit by unexpected charges on airline flights, at hotels and in daily financial transactions.
These 65 Stores to Close on Thanksgiving Day
Dozens of chains will close on Turkey Day. Here’s what you need to know about shopping on Thanksgiving.
The Hardest-Working and Laziest States in the U.S.
A recent study looked at employment rates, work hours per week, volunteer time and other factors to determine which states have the hardest workers. How does your state stack up?
Social Security Q&A: Can My Husband Claim a Spousal Benefit?
Your spouse may be better off taking half of your Social Security benefit rather than all of his or her own. Here’s how to make sure you get the biggest possible benefit.
When Leasing Your Cellphone Makes Sense, and Saves Dollars
Leasing a phone is not for everyone, but if you like to upgrade your device as new ones get better and faster, these may be great deals for you.
Viewers Say This Is the Best TV Service for the Money
A new study reveals which TV providers offer the most value in the eyes of consumers. Does your TV service measure up?
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