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What NOT To Do When Investing in the Stock Market

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Why Traveling Abroad Could Equal Big Savings this Summer

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How To Invest $1,000

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The Worst Financial Mistakes You Can Make In Your 20s

05-16-2022 | 8:00AM

From ignoring student loans to forgoing insurance, here are a few of the ways that young adults may make financial choices that hurt them in the long run.

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Why Many Americans Could Be Facing Big Tax Bills This Year

05-15-2022 | 8:25PM

With pandemic-fueled unemployment benefits staying strong in 2021, recipients who opted not to withhold tax may owe money to the federal government and state, or get a smaller tax refund.

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The Federal Reserve Raises Interest Rates by a Half Point; What This Means for Consumers

05-13-2022 | 10:34AM

This is the largest increase in the benchmark in over 20 years, intended to provide consumers with a bit of relief from inflation.

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What NOT To Do When Investing in the Stock Market

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What NOT To Do When Investing in the Stock Market

05-27-2022 | 8:12AM
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Why Traveling Abroad Could Equal Big Savings this Summer

05-25-2022 | 7:50AM
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The Worst Financial Mistakes You Can Make In Your 20s

05-16-2022 | 8:00AM
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Why Many Americans Could Be Facing Big Tax Bills This Year

05-15-2022 | 8:25PM
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The Federal Reserve Raises Interest Rates by a Half Point; What This Means for Consumers

05-13-2022 | 10:34AM
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Undergraduate Students Overestimate Their Starting Salaries by 88%, Study Finds

05-4-2022 | 8:08AM
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Georgia Will Now Mandate Personal Finance Education

04-29-2022 | 3:12PM
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What Are Debt Collectors, and How Can You Deal with Them?

04-18-2022 | 8:56AM
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What Is a Credit Counselor, and Can They Help Get You Out of Debt?

04-14-2022 | 11:46AM
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When Is It Good To Take On Debt?

04-12-2022 | 11:54AM

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How Much Savings Would You Need to Retire by 50?

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Dissecting the Digital Investment Apps Landscape

05-11-2022 | 8:23AM

The stock market isn’t a crowded room on Wall Street anymore — it’s in your pocket. Massive changes have taken place in the investment landscape. Here’s a look at the new crop of investment apps.

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What Are the Consequences of Debt?

04-8-2022 | 11:43AM

There are several ways debt can have a negative impact on a person's life, such as creating health problems or making it harder to purchase a home, which is why they need to be careful when borrowing money.

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Why Traveling Abroad Could Equal Big Savings this Summer

05-25-2022 | 7:50AM

For the first time in decades, the dollar and euro appear destined for parity. Why that’s good news for American tourists.

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The Worst Financial Mistakes You Can Make In Your 20s

05-16-2022 | 8:00AM

From ignoring student loans to forgoing insurance, here are a few of the ways that young adults may make financial choices that hurt them in the long run.

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What is a Credit Score and How Can You Use It?

04-6-2022 | 7:54AM

The credit score is a measure of creditworthiness ranked between the numbers of 300-850, and depending on how high their score is, someone can enjoy great purchasing power, high credit lines, attractive loan terms and less hassle with everyday life purchases.

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When Is It Good To Take On Debt?

04-12-2022 | 11:54AM

Myles Brandt, MS, CFP®, categorizes debt as either productive or nonproductive. He advises borrowers to narrow down their credit purchases to just transactions that improve their income-earning potential and to stay as cash-positive as possible for the rest.

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Georgia Will Now Mandate Personal Finance Education

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Georgia Will Now Mandate Personal Finance Education

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