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Borrowing money is a pivotal part of modern society, but if you aren't careful, you could find yourself the victim of predatory lending.
Read MoreBorrowing money is a pivotal part of modern society, but if you aren't careful, you could find yourself the victim of predatory lending.
Read MoreFiling your taxes can be a hectic experience, but ignoring the plethora of pervasive myths about doing so makes the process easier.
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Read MoreBill Gates became one of the richest people of all time by incorporating a disciplined set of rules for investing and saving, which you can emulate.
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Read MoreBusiness bankruptcies rose by 30% in 2023. But bankruptcy doesn't always mean the end for a company. Many on our list were able to come out of it in time.
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Read MoreBuying a used car is almost always a better idea than buying a new one, but it's still important to do your homework before shopping.
Read MoreNot all electric vehicle models qualify for U.S. tax credits or rebates, but choosing the right one can knock a nice chunk off the sticker price.
Read MoreCredit cards can be a great tool for building credit and floating yourself during a pinch, but watch out for cards that employ discreet tactics.
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Read MoreFrom dividing assets to income adjustments to perhaps finding a new home, there are many financial consequences of divorce, all of which you can prepare for.
Read MoreThese tips will help you be more diligent the next time you book a hotel room, because what you see listed online may not include everything.
Read MoreBuilding your credit score doesn't have to be only a long-term game. There are ample quick and easy steps you can take to see progress.
Read MoreGas is expensive, and global tensions only exacerbate this. Fortunately, if you must drive a gas-powered vehicle, there are ways to cut the cost.
Read MoreTax time can be stressful, but these tips can help you cut down on what you owe based on common factors that apply to many people.
Read MoreLeasing a car isn't always the smart option, but if you opt for this route there are several negotiation points you can take advantage of.
Read MoreShopping on Amazon is convenient and generally affordable -- but the company has optimized its business to maximize your spending.
Read MoreFinding the best deal on a hotel room comes down to timing, doing thorough research, and occasionally, being willing to hop on the phone.
Read MoreDave Ramsey is a financial guru known for being very opinionated in his advice, but it turns out that some of that advice misses the mark.
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