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Millennials get a bad rap. On the bright side, it might be pushing them to excel.

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As Mortgage Rates Keep Rising We Keep Buying

Low housing supply makes buyers competitive — even if we’re spending more in interest.

Should I cash out my 401(k)? A reader asks and we reply.

Should I Cash Out My 401(k) For My Education?

A reader has a fellowship and is looking for ways to pay for it.

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Employers Are a Big Reason Millennials are Saving

Only a third of them are saving outside of workplace plans.

Why tipping is important: Money left on table for server.

6 Reasons Why Not Leaving a Tip Isn’t a Good Financial Strategy

If you blow off the tip to save money when dining out, karma is cooking up a special dish just for you.

The cost of homeownership keeps increasing.

Homes Are More Expensive Than Ever

The average American doesn’t earn enough to afford one.

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What’s Red And Gray And On The Horizon? A Senior Citizen Debt Crisis

The oldest Americans are the most vulnerable to out-of-control personal debt.

You have plenty of time for family fun over the summer. Here's a summer money savings tip: public pools are cheap and fun for the whole family.

How To Stay Cool Over Summer On A Budget

If the beach is too far out of the way for you, try the community pool.

When you break down student loan debt by gender, women hold the bulk of student loans in America.

Women Have More Student Loan Debt Than Men

They also earn less money after graduation.

Student loan debt settlement

Should I Settle My Student Loan Debt For 60 Percent Or Fight For Half?

A reader has already decided to settle his debts for less than he owes. The only question is: How much less?

The elderly hold decades of frugal living tips to pass down to younger generations.

7 Things I Learned from Grandma About Frugal Living

Want to save money and pay off debt? Try living like your grandparents.

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