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At some point in your life you will have to deal with a series of fixed payments over time, so it pays to know how to calculate them.
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Come up with a money management plan that will help you allocate your funds effectively.
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With these simple tips, you can save $12,200, and without sacrificing any element of your precious college years.
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Joining a buyers club can save you a few dollars, but there are a few other considerations you should take into account.
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These common strategies often leave consumers holding the bill.
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Whether you're buying online or not, with these tips, the web is your superhighway to big savings.
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Keep an eye out for these charges, and you'll save a bundle.
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Dipping into your savings can put a big dent in your future plans. Find out how.
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America is saving 6.4 percent of its money -not bad, but we would all like to do better. Here are five simple ways to trick yourself into saving money.
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You work hard to put your money away for the future, but where you should you keep it?
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Early retirement is the hope of many people currently in the workplace. So, how do we get there - and what are the downsides?
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What is an emergency fund, and why is it often the first component of sound financial planning?
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Many retirement strategies that worked for previous generations are no longer viable. Find out the best ways to get the nest egg you need now.
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Find out which investments are most likely to help you achieve your post-work income goals.
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Throwing out the mail your credit card company sends you may be the same as throwing away money.
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Here are a few ways to save money while you stay connected.
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It's hard to think of Christmas when you're busy beating the summer heat, but now is the best time to prepare.
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An emergency fund can mean the difference between tough times and a total financial disaster. Find out how an emergency fund works and why you need one now.
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The latest retail report showed a 0.5% decrease in sales. Find out which companies took the biggest hit.
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You can save a lot of money with coupons, but sometimes avoiding them is the best strategy.
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We look at the past and current legislation that governs IRA annuity conversions.
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Before you fund one of these education-savings vehicles, be sure you know their differences.
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Have you been avoiding your home repairs? Think again - these 10 low-cost repairs can save you big money.
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Find out how you can keep your car running longer for less.
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Couples find watchful eyes help them cut costs.
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We break down some of the U.S.'s most popular amusement parks to find out which one provides the best value.
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If the money just isn't there for a big trip, it doesn't mean you can't have a great summer.
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Percentage budgeting is a flexible way for young adults to navigate their first financial challenges and decisions.
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Find out how these different riders work, and which type is right for you.
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You've accumulated the wealth you need to retire, but how will you distribute it? We'll lay out some options.
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More homeowners are remodeling their homes instead of moving, but remodeling jobs can quickly become expensive nightmares.
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Find out how to have a fun and budget-friendly summer adventure.
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Find out how this worst-case scenario can happen, and what you can do if it happens to you.
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Equity-indexed annuities can be confusing to understand, but for conservative investors, they can be valuable savings plans.
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Make sure you understand your options for withdrawing your funds from this complex instrument.
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Both the fabulously wealthy and the millionaire next door need to plan for the estate tax boomerang.
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Categorizing your savings can help you save more money, and save it more effectively.
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IRS avoidance should not drive investing choices.
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Buyers may gravitate toward hybrids to save money at the pump, but few models are actually cost effective at current gas prices.
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This plan doesn't get as much attention as its more popular cousin - the 401(k) - but it has a lot of benefits for eligible investors.
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No matter how much money you have, there are six components that you must have in your budget to weather any financial storm.
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The word "sale" can compel consumers to buy all sorts of things. But just because something's cheap, doesn't mean it's a deal.
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Legal fees have never been more expensive. Here are some ways for you to save on legal fees while still getting reliable advice.
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In the past three years, personal bankruptcies have been on the rise throughout the U.K. Here's how it happens.
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With six-figure price tags for some medical procedures, many Americans are going abroad for more affordable healthcare.
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In many ways, these apps are more useful than the products they're modeled after.
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These plans resemble 401(k) plans in many respects, but are specially designed for nonprofit entities.
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It is possible to benefit financially from death - without being a character in a murder mystery.