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With the price of vehicles getting higher and higher, one financing practice will keep your payments low and give you the power to find the best deal for you.
Read MoreYour credit score is a shorthand way for banks and other lenders to see what kind of borrower you are, but a score below this number can send a bad signal.
Read MoreFrom the rims to what goes inside them, tires are popular for changing the functionality and look of a car. However, you may want to skip this upgrade.
Read MoreWhile the average person may have several different kinds of credit cards at their disposal, higher earners tend to avoid one particular reward program.
Read MoreIf you're looking beyond the stock market to grow your wealth, this strategy can guarantee you relatively high interest rates and help you see faster returns.
Read MoreYou can't put a price on safety ... usually. In the case of private information housed in your cell phone, one small purchase could go a long way.
Read MoreA living trust is a smart way to pass wealth down to a younger generation, but this method can make access to certain accounts difficult.
Read MoreSelf-employed individuals and college degree holders tend to be better savers, but they're not the only cohorts with budgeting chops.
Read MoreHave you ever wondered why the biggest banks offer rates as low as 0.01% with their savings accounts? The sneaky reason is rooted in consumer behavior.
Read MoreBuilding up a financial nest egg may not always seem feasible, but one rule of thumb simply turns your income into long-term wealth if you stick to it.
Read MoreIf Hawaii is your retirement goal, you'll need to save thousands per month to live comfortably in the Aloha State during your golden years.
Read MoreA $100 bill may be worth the same across the nation, but its purchasing power varies widely between states. It's value in California might surprise you.
Read MoreA million-dollar home may no longer be a symbol of luxury, but affording such a purchase isn't easy. Here's how much income you need to afford such a home.
Read MoreWhen an item's deemed unsafe or defective, it can cost consumers. Luckily, disappointed buyers can often get compensated for the inconvenience.
Read MoreBuying individual growth assets after leaving the workforce can be a complicated process, but when multiple are packaged together, confusion can become danger.
Read MoreThis state isn't just the second-best place to live. Thanks to a rapid income growth, low taxes, and affordable homes, it's a great place for building wealth.
Read MoreThis healthcare discount can save you money on small procedures if your insurance plan has a high deductible. But it could cost you in the long run.
Read MoreIf you want to grow your savings account, economists agree that this simple but sure method can streamline the process and lead to consistent growth.
Read MoreWorking with a financial planner is like having your own wealth guru to manage your finances, but the true number of Americans using them may leave you shocked.
Read MoreBanks are generally safe places to store cash, but account holders can kiss their savings goodbye if they fall victim to a certain type of trick.
Read MoreInvesting might feel like a waiting game, but there are ways to gauge the returns you can expect to see — and all it takes is some basic division.
Read MoreHigher income can mean higher spending, and no matter where on the wealth scale you fall, a lot of people wind up with the same financial problem.
Read MoreA guarantee cabin on a cruise means you'll have a room, but you won't be the one picking it. It's discounted accommodations that are a toss up on what you'll get.
Read MoreThe phrase "You get what you pay for" applies to a lot of financial decisions, and buying a house is no different. At least, not in one southern state.
Read MoreYou can spend your whole life investing and still not know whether you've really made it. That said, most upper class portfolios share one defining trait.
Read MoreShort of predicting the future, listening to experts might be the best thing you can do to protect your finances. Luckily, the instructions are pretty simple.
Read MorePurchasing a home feels out of reach for many people, but you don't necessarily need a six-figure salary if you get one at the right price.
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