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How Just $5 a Day Can Improve Your Financial Future

Want to improve your financial future? All you need is $5 per day.

If your retirement savings are off to a late start, you aren't alone. A few smart money moves can help you catch up.

Just because you're in a pricey location doesn't mean you need to spend a fortune to enjoy it.

Everybody knows college is expensive, but just how much are people really paying out of pocket? A recent survey sheds some light.

Crazy airfare deals come and go, but are they really worth it? Here are some of the other costs to consider.

Retiring overseas can seem scary, but you can make the transition to "expat" smooth sailing with a few easy to navigate tips.

Married couples can manage their credit cards way more efficiently when they work together as a team.

From student loans to pitiful pay, you may wonder if there are any financial perks to being young. Good news! There are many.

A new year is a fresh start for your finances. Make these small money moves now, and you'll end 2018 richer than you started it.

End the anxiety that comes with running a business on poor cash flow by using these strategies.

Feel the squeeze? Saving money today is harder than ever. These skyrocketing expenses are the reason why.

Don't just book a package believing it's the cheapest option. Booking independently could score you big savings.

It's a new year! Ditch the unrealistic resolutions and make these smart, achievable money moves right on January 1.

With a new year comes a slew of hard-to-keep resolutions. Reaching these money goals only requires a little bit of work up front. It's easy!

If you vacation in the following countries, you can actually eat healthy for very little money.

Before you venture out on a long journey in the car, make sure you have these essentials with you.

If you're nervous about the future of 401(k) plans, you'll be pleased to know you have other options.

Millennials have had an uphill battle finding jobs and buying homes. But when it comes to retirement savings, young parents are winning.

Eighteen percent of Americans are forced to retire early. Are you prepared for an early retirement?

Ohh, look! A shiny new iPhone! Do your wallet a favor and keep on walking.