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2-Minute Money Manager: Are Online, Internet-Only Banks Safe?
Online-only, internet banks often pay much higher savings rates than traditional banks. But are they as safe?
Do Seniors Still Get an Extra Tax Deduction?
Seniors are used to getting special treatment at tax time. Are those days gone?
All 50 States Ranked from Worst to Best for Retirement
When you take health, weather and other factors into account, the best place to retire is not the most obvious.
2-Minute Money Manager: Can I Increase My Social Security After I Retire?
If you keep working after you start getting Social Security, it’s possible to get bigger monthly checks. Here’s how.
3 Universal Money Lessons From a 29-Year-Old Millionaire Retiree
Here’s what everyone should take away from the story of a woman who retired with $2.25 million before age 30.
Millions Earn an Extra $700 a Month — So Can You
There are more ways than ever to bring in extra money and supplement your primary paycheck. Are you passing up these opportunities?
5 Ways to Save Money at Dunkin’
Are you among the millions who “run on Dunkin'”? If so, here’s how to score free or reduced-cost drinks, doughnuts and more.
10 Products Under $35 That Ease Nagging Pain
Few things are worse than being in pain. But affordable relief is available from these 10 products.
5 Best and 5 Worst Cities for Work Commutes
When you think about quality of life, do you imagine sitting behind the wheel of your car for hours, staring at the bumper in front of you?
Social Security Q&A: Can I Get My Ex’s Social Security Instead of My Own?
If you don’t like the amount you’re going to get monthly from Social Security, here’s an idea: Get part of your ex-spouse’s instead.
The Best Cheap Low-Data Cellphone Plans
Just because you can spend a lot of money on your cellphone bill does not mean you should — especially if you are a low-data user.
Find Out How Your 401(k) Savings Stack Up Against Others Your Age
Ever wonder how much money other people your age have amassed for retirement? Here’s your answer.
This Type of Worker Is the Happiest of All
Here’s what the most content workers in America have in common — and how you can benefit from it, too.
2-Minute Money Manager: What’s Considered ‘Excellent’ Credit?
Folks with excellent credit get the best deals on mortgages, credit cards and car loans. But what does “excellent” mean?
4 Rules for Creating a Painless Budget
Find out how to craft a spending plan that allows you to reach your goals — and doesn’t hurt.
Watch This: 10 Ways to Reuse a Soda Can
Before you crush that soda can, watch this video and learn how to extend its life.
5 Ways to Seize Control of Your Finances — and Be Happier
People — whether rich or poor — are happier if they feel power over their financial destiny. Here’s how to get there.
These 8 Steps Can Save You Thousands on Your Mortgage
These small moves can make a huge difference in lowering the cost of owning a home.
This Credit Card Perk Is Vanishing: Here’s How You Can Still Get It Free
Credit card benefits like this can put a lot of money back in your pocket. Here’s how to cash in even if your card discontinues the perk.
6 Ways to Cut the Cost of Your Commute to Work
The average worker spends about $2,600 on commuting costs each year. Find out how to slash that bill.
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