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Your Email Accounts Are Vulnerable to Fraud

Fake emails are sent from the U.S. more than any other country.

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Flood-Damaged Cars Won’t Drive a Bargain

Don’t get duped into buying a used car that was damaged by a recent hurricane.

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How to Find the Perfect Mattress For Your Money

It’s hard to find the right fit for you and your significant other.

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The Higher Your Debt, The Less You Work

More employees are missing work because of unpaid bills.

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You Pay More Money When You Don’t Pay Attention

People subconsciously spend twice as much with plastic than cash.

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How “Price Optimization” Is Driving up Your Auto Insurance Rates

They analyze data to see who will or won’t shop around after they increase prices.

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Millennials Are Less Interested in Buying Homes Than Ever Before

A record low number feel it’s a good investment.

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How to Survive 10 Financial Horrors

Learn to face your fears. Read at your own risk.

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Mostly Depressing, Occasionally Rewarding: When Your Job Is Helping Americans Get Out Of Debt

I talk to Jack Phan, CEO of one of the nation’s best and oldest personal finance websites.

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Being Polite Puts Your Data at Risk

Lending a coworker your computer or password leaves you vulnerable to a breach.

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Weird Resume Mistakes and How to Avoid Making Them

People write the craziest things on their resumes and misspell most of it.

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How Millennials Handle Their Money Matters To Us All

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Close to Retirement, Far From Prepared

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Divorcees Say Finances Improved After Split

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12 Things That Cost Less Today Than in the 1900s

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Fans Spend More Than $500 Annually On eSports

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Want to Keep Employees? Let Them Work When They Want

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Young People Think They’ll Get Rich from Their Parents (They Wont)

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Debt.com’s Latest Poll: Not Paying Attention Means You Overpay

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Millennials Check Their Credit Scores More Than Older Generations

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Often Overlooked Homeowner and Car Insurance Benefits

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Who Cares About Emergencies When We Can Save for Travel?

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8 Ways to Prep Now for Your Holiday Budget

Credit Score affects interest rates

Buying a house with only a “fair” credit score? It might cost you $30,000

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