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People 18-29 were three times more likely to report losing money to a rental scam than other adults.

Learn how credit score calculations are changing and what you can do about it.

If your New Year's resolutions include “better budgeting,” you’re not alone. Here are several tips to help you save money and accomplish that goal.

If you feel stressed by holiday spending, you’re not alone. Many folks don’t properly budget for these expenses. Here’s what to do.

If you’re hosting a holiday meal this year, don’t sweat the cost too much. We have some tips to help you keep the bill reasonable.

If you’re unemployed or underemployed, a lot of job offers may tempt you. But if one involves moving money around, beware!

The government shutdown affected many people financially, even though it wasn’t extended. Here are some tips to help you move forward again.

Store credit cards can be easy to sign up for (application is stressed at checkout), but they may not be the great deal they seem.

Medicare Open Enrollment is here, which means fraudsters are busier than usual. They target older folks who may not be as scam-savvy as you.

Some people find it easy to talk to their kids about money. Others, not so much. In either case, we have some real-world activities you can try.

Credit card debt is, unfortunately, all too common these days in America. If you can’t seem to break free from it, we have budgeting tips for you.

Paperless (i.e., digital) payments have become so popular that even the federal government is getting into the act. But what if you’re left behind?

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