Before you get too starry-eyed, there are some major money moves you and your SO need to make before moving in together.
Give Dad and Mom the gift of knowing you're ready to help them weather whatever life throws their way.
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If you keep making these money mistakes at the doctor's office, your wallet will really start feeling the pain.
If your dream home is your spouse's worst nightmare, you'll need to find some middle ground before you're move-in ready.
The road to financial freedom is paved with good intentions — and there are a few potholes along the way, too.
When home gets a little cramped, bigger digs may be in order. Here's what you should consider before upsizing.
So you missed the boat on Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, and Google? Here's how much it cost you.
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Those chasing early retirement with aggressive saving and frugal lifestyles should also prepare for unexpected costs, post retirement.
Your IRA may have the option to help pay for college, but that doesn't mean it should be your go-to education savings plan.
Hard inquiries ruining your rewards game? When you can't get approved for new cards, these strategies can help you make the most of what you've got.
As a new grad, you have a lot on your financial plate. Nothing is more important than protecting your credit.
Wedding bells may be ushering in more than new nuptials. If you or your spouse has student loans, there are a few key things to consider.
Putting your college tuition on plastic is certainly an option; but should you do it?
While you're busy soaking up some rays this summer, find a few easy ways for your emergency fund to soak up some savings!
The first step toward easing your homebuying jitters is to stop faking yourself out with these falsehoods.
Sometimes it's OK to fudge the truth in the name of saving money.
Everyone you know says you should buy instead of rent. Here's how to tell those house-shamers to pound sand.
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