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Found money may be the best money, but being strategic about how you spend your tax refund is even better.
If you’ve been hit with an unexpected tax bill, you’ve got options that will save you anxiety and money in the long term.
The deadline for filing taxes has consistently been April 15, but if life gets in the way, you don’t need to panic.
With interest rates high and economic headwinds signaling uncertainty, financial stability should be your highest priority.
While spring-cleaning your closet or car, taking time to also clean up your financial house can ensure yearlong stability.
With the Federal Reserve freezing interest rates at a 23-year high, what moves can maximize your money?
With tax season in full swing, it’s crucial to be aware of fraud and scams that can cost you more than your tax return.
The CFPB’s rule proposal aims to cap late fees on credit cards, giving consumers more opportunity to pay down debt.
Your credit score can determine your financial mobility; use these tips to learn how to improve and maintain yours.
From tanking credit ratings to carrying unnecessary debt, overspending is more dangerous than you think.
A new initiative strives to increase the financial literacy of minority and underserved communities — starting with college students.
We’ve all dealt with debt — good and bad — but with early and easy interventions, kids can get good with money before it’s make-or-break.
Financial expert Jennifer Streaks shares travel tips to save time and money during the busiest Labor Day weekend to date.
You work hard for your money — so don’t let your debit card make it easy for scammers to steal your earnings and information.
Not all debt is created equal; “bad debt” doesn’t provide any growth value, accumulates high interest — and can take years to pay off.
In the wake of the closures of Silicon Valley Bank and First Republic Bank, manywonder how many bank accounts do they really need.
Hoping to travel this summer on a budget? With a few helpful tips, price increases don’t have to derail your vacation plans.
Spring offers an opportunity to refresh and organize, and your finances are no exception. Here’s how you can stage your own seasonal reset.
Do taxes typically trip you up? Here’s what to expect this tax season, and what to keep in mind as you prepare to file.
If you’re one of the thousands who have recently been laid off, you’re not powerless. Here are steps you can take if you lose your job.