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4 New Realities of Retirement
Here’s how retirement will be different for the baby boomers.
Planning an International Getaway? Watch Out for These Credit Card Fees
Don’t get snared at the register or back home.
Everything You Wanted to Know About Being Fired (But Were Afraid to Ask)
No law in the U.S. says that employees must receive a warning before losing their jobs.
5 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Making a Job Change
Weigh the long-term impacts of a job move before deciding whether it’s best for your career.
How to Select a Great IRA
There are several types of IRAs, and each provides different tax benefits.
Should Health Care Work Like Priceline?
Some health care websites let you pick a price for health care services. Is that really a good idea?
How to Cultivate a Mindset of Frugality
Even spendthrifts can become penny pinchers.
7 Tips for Removing Junk From Your Home
If you own a tennis racket you haven’t played with in 15 years, this article is for you.
4 Small Lifestyle Changes That Can Save You Thousands
Try these tricks to keep more money in your bank account.
6 Ways to Spring Clean Your Financial Goals
Are you on track to achieve your money milestones?
4 Things Newly Single Women Should Do With Their Finances
On average, women are financially on their own for a third of their adult lives.
That’s Awkward: How to Handle Working for a Younger Boss
Reporting to a boss who’s half your age can hurt your ego, but you shouldn’t let it hurt your career.
5 Financial Tips for Military Members Transitioning to Civilian Life
When it’s time to hang up your military uniform, here’s how to make a smooth transition to the civilian world.
How to Save Money on Cleaning Products
From coupons to DIY recipes and more.
How to Cultivate Mindfulness to Curb Spending
Develop the strength and discipline to say ‘no’ to mindless purchases.
These 3 Career Skills Will Make You Invaluable to Your Employer
Companies want workers with collaborating, decision-making and mentoring skills, according to one study.
Simplified Principles to Achieve Financial Freedom
It’s all about reducing your expenses and increasing your savings.
How Bad Credit May Kill Your Job Prospects
In some cases, bad credit can be the deciding factor.
6 Potential Downsides of Online Shopping
Online shopping may be convenient, but it’s not always the cheapest (or best) option.
Your Guide to Inexpensive Online Money Management Classes
Ignorance is expensive. Learning doesn’t have to be.
U.S. News Twitter Chat: Last-Minute Tax Tips and Pitfalls
Tax Day looms. Pitfalls abound. Your burning questions, answered by the experts.
6 Ways to Teach Your Kids About Money
Embrace these steps to help children develop better financial habits.
Job Seekers, Learn These 5 Time-Saving Job Search Tricks
Posting your contact information on your LinkedIn profile makes it easier for recruiters to get in touch.
How to Use a 401(k) or IRA to Buy Real Estate Overseas
It’s important to remember that you can’t live in an investment property purchased with a retirement account.
4 Simple Ways to Be More Creative at Work
Keep your creative juices flowing by regularly taking time to brainstorm new ideas.
How to Start a Great Perennial Herb Garden – Even in an Apartment
It’s inexpensive and easy, so why not?
5 Things You Should Never Say During a Phone Interview
Employers may use phone screens to weed out applicants before inviting them into the office.
Don’t Make These Bad Assumptions About Your Job Interview
It’s a mistake to assume that your interviewers have your entire resume memorized.
What to Do When You Inherit a Traditional IRA From Your Spouse
Widows and widowers have the option to treat a deceased spouse’s IRA as their own.
Credit Card Rewards Aren’t Taxable – If You ‘Earn’ Them
Will you owe Uncle Sam? It depends.
How to Estimate Your Life Expectancy
Saving for retirement involves an educated guess about how long you will live.
Almost 8 in 10 Cardholders Who Try This Money-Saving Move Are Successful
Unhappy with your APR? Pick up the phone.
Liar, Liar: Top Money Lies Americans Are Comfortable With
They include fibbing to the IRS, fudging facts on insurance and stretching the truth to nab a discount.
Podcast: 5 Horrible Ways to Blow Your Tax Refund (and 3 Good Ones)
It’s not ‘found money.’ Use it wisely.
A Guide to Getting a Pension
Here’s how to find a job that will provide for you in retirement.
Strategies to Maximize College Savings and Financial Aid
A federal form is only part of the puzzle as families evaluate their options.
Love NASCAR? There’s a Credit Card for That
Putting your favorite brand on your credit card could rack you up some serious savings.
5 Changes You Must Know About Before Filing Your Taxes This Year
Most taxpayers are aware this year’s deadline is April 18, but these other changes are just as important.
9 Tax Deductions You May Be Overlooking
Think: job-hunting expenses and student loan interest, to name a couple.
Beyond Credit Scores: 7 Factors That Affect a Loan Application
If you’re obsessing over your credit score, you may be caught by surprise when lenders look at these details.
Update These 5 Critical Sections on Your LinkedIn Profile
It’s important to use keywords and keep these sections updated on your LinkedIn profile.
Interview: Two-Stage Thinking Helps Investors Weather Volatility
Author Larry Swedroe says investors need to take action to educate themselves about the markets.
6 Scams and Frauds to Avoid This Tax Season
Be on high alert for these ploys, especially if filing down to the wire.
How to Plan Financially for a Spouse’s Absence
Before your spouse is deployed, follow these steps to get your finances in order.
Job Seekers, Diagnose What’s Ailing Your Job Search
Ask yourself these questions to identify what’s tripping you up as you look for a new job.
Everything You Need to Know About Paying Taxes on Social Security
Here’s how to minimize the portion of your Social Security payment that is taxable.
Are You a Bully Magnet at Work?
These five factors determine whether you’re tempting prey for office bullies and abusive co-workers.
The 6 Best Money Moves to Make in Your 20s
Break up with credit cards and pick up a savings habit for starters.
How to File Your Taxes for Free
Plus tips for outsmarting tax-related scam artists.
The IRS Audit Survival Guide
From start to finish, here’s your plan for getting through a tax audit.
Top Tax Deductions and Credits If You Have Children or Dependents
Because every parent deserves a (tax) break.
5 Simple Steps to De-Winterize Your Car
These moves can improve the longevity and safety of your ride.
6 Money Hacks to Make Life Easier
Follow these tips to save without stressing over your budget.
4 Ways Millennial Women Can Boost Their Careers in 2016
Young women in the workforce should seek out mentors, network and understand their own value.
11 of the Best St. Patrick’s Day Sales
No need to drain your pot of gold with these deals.
Tax Breaks for People Over 50
Growing older qualifies you for a variety of tax perks that aren’t available to younger workers.
Why Getting Money Back on Your Taxes Is a Bad Idea
That tax refund check? Not worth it, in most cases.
Veterans: Here’s How Socioeconomic Class Affects Your Job Search
How veterans value hard work, education and networking has roots in their economic backgrounds.
Can Your Employer Forbid You From Talking Politics at Work?
Employees need to tread carefully when it comes to discussing public affairs at the workplace.
3 Tricks to Staying Organized During an Intense Job Search
Here’s how to keep track of your job applications and interview contacts during an active job hunt.
9 Indispensable Money-Saving Tips for Moms
A solid plan and a sharp eye can keep you under budget even with a crazy schedule.
5 New Realities of Retirement
Baby boomers are finding creative ways to work past age 65.
5 Rebounding U.S. Energy Stocks
These five large-cap stocks are showing signs of a recovery.
7 Tax Tips for Military Members
If you’re in the military, the IRS has special rules for you. Here’s what you need to know.
How to Stay True to Your Financial Resolutions
Maintain your money goals with these easy steps.
6 Tax Traps to Avoid
Think carefully about everything from 401(k) rollovers and mileage deductions to stock sales.
New Grads, Follow 7 Steps to Score Glowing Job References
Here’s how to find, build and maintain a roster of killer professional references.
How to Tell if Your Investments Are Too Risky
Those close to retirement have a lot to lose in market downturns.
5 Websites Every Retiree Needs to Visit
Most of the retirement planning information you need is now online.
Best Items to Buy in March
Take advantage of discounts this month to get you set for spring.
Why No One Can Afford Long-Term Care Insurance (and What to Use Instead)
You might have sticker shock if you’re in the market for long-term care insurance. Here are seven alternatives to consider.
Frugal St. Patrick’s Day Recipes
Fun ways to celebrate the Irish while still keeping some green in your wallet.
5 Free (or Almost Free) Ways to File Your Tax Return
Taxpayers can take advantage of online tax software, fillable forms and expert advice at no cost.
Unemployed or On a Break? 5 Ways to Keep Your Job Skills Fresh
When you’re not working, stay engaged by blogging, maintaining your professional network and volunteering.
5 Things to Do in the 5 Years Before Retirement
These last-minute strategies will improve your retirement finances.
7 Great Ways to Learn New Skills for Free
Advance your knowledge without spending a cent.
Dodge These 7 Common Phone Interview Mistakes
Avoid talking in a public place, skimping on research and messing up your introduction.
Spring Forward and Save Money With Daylight Saving Time
Don’t let the extra evening sun leave you with a lighter wallet.
6 Reasons to File a Tax Extension
There are factors at play beyond simply procrastinating.
5 Beach Retirement Spots to Escape Rising Sea Levels
Don’t let a higher tide ruin your beach retirement dream.
Who Can I Claim as a Dependent When I File My Taxes?
Boyfriends? Girlfriends? Freeloading friends?
How ‘Meal Prep Sunday’ Can Drastically Reduce Your Food Costs
Save time and money by adopting this routine.
Take Action: 5 Ways to Tackle Job Insecurity
If your job is in jeopardy, dust off your resume, save money and create a contingency plan.
7 Essential Tips to Succeed at Your New Job
Remember that you only get one chance to make a first impression at a new company.
Are You Overlooking This Credit Card Rewards-Boosting Strategy?
With a little planning, saving and timing, you can make the math to work in your favor.
What to Do If You’re Retired and Broke
Here’s how to cope with an unplanned early retirement.
Here’s Exactly What Hiring Managers Look for in a Resume
Employers want to see certain keywords, metrics and your motivation in your resume.
Does It Make Financial Sense to Hire a Cleaning Service?
Enlisting professional cleaning help isn’t cheap, so here’s how to determine if it’s worth the cost.
Financial Pitfalls of Growing Older and How to Deal With Them
Try these strategies to fund several decades of retirement.
10 Ways to Reduce Your Housing Costs in Retirement
Decreasing your housing payments will help your retirement savings last longer.
Is Perfect Credit Possible? Inside the Quest for 850
Cultivate these habits for a stellar credit score.
A Frugal Guide to Going Gluten-Free
Tips for ditching wheat without spending more on special gluten-free items.
8 Things to Know if Your Job Search Skills Are Rusty
Be prepared for a longer, more intense and less personal application process than before.
4 Frugal Options to Watch Sports When You Don’t Have Cable
You can still watch the game without having to pay for all the extra channels.
5 Steps to Managing a Stress-Free Spring Break from Work
Here’s how to prepare your clients, co-workers and desk space for a rejuvenating spring break away from the office.
7 Ways Your Expenses Will Change in Retirement
Transportation and clothing costs decline, but watch out for new health care costs.
5 Essential Tools You Need for Tax Time
Make tax time less painful by having these five tools handy.
Expenses You Can Skip on Your Wedding Day
Follow a few of these tips to avoid going broke planning for the big day.
How to Avoid Being a Victim of Tax-Time Identity Theft
These strategies will help you keep your refund safe.
Reshape the Way You Measure Your Portfolio’s Success
Goals-based investing looks at a portfolio’s performance in relation to progress on personal goals.
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