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Stressing Out About College Admissions? Consider Hiring a Coach
There are professionals out there to help navigate the grueling process of getting into the school of your dreams. Here’s what they do — and why people pay thousands for their help.
Playing a Risky Game: People Who Fake Death for Big Money
Life insurance fraud is attempted more often than you might think. Here’s what trips up the perpetrators, according to investigators who track them.
The 25 Best Companies Hiring for Part-Time Remote Jobs in 2017
Part-time and remote gigs offer a host of perks for various types of workers, but finding them can be overwhelming. Start with this list.
The 10 Best American Cities for Working From Home
More than a third of U.S. workers are self-employed or freelancers and many more telecommute. These are places where living conditions are just right for them to thrive.
Saturday School – How a Roth IRA Can Save You in a Financial Emergency
A Roth IRA beats a traditional IRA if you need more flexibility in your retirement savings plan. Find out why.
10 U.S. Cities Where Retirees Can Rent for Less Than $840 a Month
You won’t find New York, Los Angeles or Chicago on the list. But you will find smaller cities with a high quality of life.
Ask Stacy: How Can I Fight My Property Taxes?
This reader thinks her property taxes are too high and wants to appeal her assessment. I’ve been successful challenging mine in two different cities. Here’s how I did it.
3 Easy Ways to Earn Cash Back on Labor Day Weekend
The only thing better than a Labor Day weekend sale is getting cash back on top of sale discounts. Here’s how to pull it off in seconds.
43 Awesome Birthday Freebies and Discounts
Play your cards right, and you could be enjoying free food, discounts, coupons and goodies just for turning a year older.
You Probably Pay These Charges Without Realizing It
If you don’t regularly monitor financial statements, there’s a 1 in 3 chance you are being charged for products or services you might not want.
Watch This — Why the Penny Must Die
The penny is as beloved as old Abe Lincoln himself. But find out why some say the copper coin’s demise would be good for the nation’s economy.
College Students and Parents: Align Your Finances and Your Goals
Discuss not just who pays for what while at school but how to maximize your chances for doing what you love after graduation.
The 12 States Where $1 Million Will Last Retirees 25 Years
In the U.S., $1 million in retirement savings will last anywhere from 12 years to 26 years, depending on where you live. Where does your state rank?
3 Steps to Prepare Your Family for a Disaster
Hurricane Harvey is a reminder that no matter where you live, the slightest shrug of Mother Nature’s shoulders can throw your home into chaos. Take these steps to protect your family.
Hurricane Harvey Is Bad News for Drivers — Here’s How to Reduce Gas Costs
Hurricane Harvey is just the latest factor expected to drive up gas prices. But there is still plenty that savvy drivers can do to slash their spending at the pump.
Ask Stacy: Can I Repair My Own Credit?
Maintaining a clean credit history is important. Here’s a simple, step-by-step guide to make sure yours is in top shape.
Just a Few Days Left for Seniors to Get a $10 Lifetime National Park Pass
If you’re at least 62, you can score a $10 lifetime pass to America’s federal parks and recreational lands. But act in the next few days, or you’ll end up paying eight times more.
You Can Now Get Unlimited Inflight Wi-Fi for $10/month
If you’re a frequent flier, this plan will quickly pay for itself and more as you access Wi-Fi inflight and at hotspots across the globe.
Saturday School — Do You Know the Rule of 72?
How long will it take to double your money? The Rule of 72 can tell you in an instant.
Bring Your iPhone to Virgin Mobile and Get 1 Year of Service for a Buck
Virgin Mobile just made an already fantastic deal even better. Find out how you can save hundreds of dollars on cellphone costs.
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