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Northern States Hurt Most by Student Loan Debt

Student loan debt is crippling, but some states have it worse than others.

Woman Stressed and Happy about Money

Surprise to No One: Debt Causes Stress, And Money Makes You Happy

Half of Americans say their financial situations scare them.

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Avenging Their Debt: Which Avengers Owe More Money Than They Have?

Superheroes have mortgages and student loans, too.

A look back at five years of Debt.com's sweepstakes winners.

$25,000 Over 5 Years: Debt.com Rewards Readers

People win big with cash and expert money advice

Retirement gender gap

Men Have More Saved For Retirement Than Women

Millennial guys have two-thirds more saved than girls their age.

save money on your kid's birthday party

How to Save Money on Your Kid’s Birthday Party

You’ll need a location, food, and entertainment. Use these tips to get creative throwing your kid’s next party.

There is so much fun to have with social networking when managing money

6 Ways Millennials Manage Money Better Than Their Parents

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

Mortgage rate trends: As interest rates climb, we keep buying

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.

Millennials are saving for retirement. Photographed is a young couple budgeting their finances.

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.

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

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Millennials Are Taking Job Promotions Without Pay Raises

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College Enrollment Is Down, And It’s Not a Bad Thing

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What Can I Do Now To Prepare For A Recession?

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Millennials Want to Get Rich Without a Plan

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Big House vs. Little House: Which Can You Afford?

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