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Want to Teach Your Kids About Money? Show Them Your Mistakes

Parents tell kids to do as they say, not as they do when it comes to money.

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Financial News That Looks Bad But Is Actually Good

The headlines scream DANGER, but I see an upside.

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Older Americans Are Ending Up Bankrupt

They can’t afford to work and live to make ends meet.

Natural disasters cost the U.S. a record-high last year. Yet many Americans aren't prepared for the next one. Photographed damage from Hurricane Irma in Ramrod Key in the Florida Keys.

Even Those Who’ve Been Hit by a Disaster Aren’t Preparing for Another One

Despite the financial and personal catastrophe, Americans don’t have an emergency plan.

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Are Sell-by Dates Chewing Up Your Grocery Budget?

Don’t rely on those dates on your groceries — most foods are safe to eat at least a week after what they say.

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Healthcare Costs Scare Retirees Away From Touching Their Savings

Retired Americans advise to pay attention to your health — or it’ll cost you.

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5 Essential Money Tips for Generations X, Y, and Z

Savings and emergency funds are a must, but setting aside every penny isn’t.

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Do We Know The Risks of Data Sharing?

Despite major breaches, more Americans are fine sharing their personal information with businesses.

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Which Is Better If I Make Good Money: Debt Settlement Or Debt Management?

A reader has serious debts, but he also has a new job with a big salary.

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Generation X Can’t Keep up With the Gig Economy

The uncertainty of freelance and contract work makes the generation uneasy.

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Credit Card Sign-Up Bonuses: Are They Worth It?

Opening a new credit card to get a good deal could cost you more in the long run.

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Millennials Would Rather Buy Clothes Than Save for Retirement

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How To Save Money Without Changing Your Spending

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The Yard Sale: A Good Idea — But So Much Work

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Young Women Are Learning More About Money Than Men

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Parents Are Footing the Student Loan Bill

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