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9 Essential Personal Finance Skills to Teach Your Kid Before They Move Out

Your child is ready to leave the nest. Have you armed them with the right money skills they need to flourish?

Your house is supposed to help you build net worth. But if it's crushing you financially, it might be time to move on.

A 600 credit score isn't bad, exactly, but it's not terrific, either. Here's what you can do to improve it.

If you're feeling the urge to apply for a shiny new credit card, not so fast! Make sure these money moves get checked off first.

The road to financial freedom is paved with good intentions — and there are a few potholes along the way, too.

Those chasing early retirement with aggressive saving and frugal lifestyles should also prepare for unexpected costs, post retirement.

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.

No two budgets are the same, but most successful budgets have these key components in common.

When you get a raise, it's tempting to go all out and celebrate. You can still do that — without spending all your new hard-earned dollars.

Are you still trying to get ahead of the personal finance game? Well, you may be doing a whole lot better than you think.

Summer is the perfect time for backyard barbecues, soaking in the sun, and conquering your money goals.

Deciding on a goal is a critical first step in every endeavor. Here's how to set financial goals that will lead to a brighter future.

Feeling down about money can keep us from taking smart financial steps. Go for these small wins and get back in the game.

Ready to take the plunge on your dream home? Before you hit the housing market, do a little financial fine-tuning of your own.

Building net worth isn't just about generating income. It's also about getting your borrowing under control.

When you're on your own, you're on your own, especially when it comes to money. Here's how singles can protect it.

There's nothing easy about divorce, including managing your credit. Here's what to look for.

If being broke is your way of life, it's time to do some serious self-reflection on your money habits.

Young Americans owe thousands in student loan debt. Unfortunately, so do their parents.

Denial can really throw your life off the rails. Denying your debt can be flat-out financially disastrous.