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For-profit colleges close in droves. What can students do?Mass closures of for-profit colleges like ITT and Corinthian have dominated headlines recently, and affected students will need to act fast to minimize the fallout.
Are home warranties worth it?Home warranties are nothing new, but more real estate agents have recommended them in recent years as the housing market has been flooded with foreclosures and short sales — properties that were often neglected or poorly maintained.
How peer-to-peer lending has changed the gamePeer-to-peer lending connects people with a little extra cash with those in need, a process which is infinitely better, both for the consumer and the economy, than options like taking out a payday loan.
Is Amazon really showing you the lowest price?Ar recent report suggests that Amazon is becoming more biased, with its own products and "Fulfilled by Amazon" offerings being prioritized over those from other vendors — even if the other vendors have the cheapest price.
What to look for in a financial adviserHiring a financial adviser is much like hiring a doctor or a lawyer – you want to have a good relationship with this person, because they will (hopefully) help you with an essential part of your life.
Five ways to upgrade your bathroom for less than $100According to HomeAdvisor, the average bathroom renovation costs between $8,000 and $10,000. If you can't afford to spend that much, here are some low-cost DIY updates.
Best tool deals for those who DIYStock your toolbox with necessities for around-the-house projects in the week's best tool deals. Score a cordless drill set, the most common wrenches you'll ever need, and more.
- Three tips for managing money while separated from your spouse
Separation is not easy; proper planning of your finances is essential to help smooth the transition. Here are three tips to keep your finances in order while weighing major changes in your life.
Five tips for avoiding online shopping scamsWhile shopping online is convenient, it can also make you an easy mark for scammers.
This is the most affordable time of year to buy a homeNerdWallet analyzed the past two years’ worth of listings and found that home sale prices — the amount a buyer actually pays — in the nation’s largest metro areas typically peak during the summer, dip in the fall and are lowest in winter.
Black Friday 2016 smartphone predictions: Flagship Androids are finally affordableIf you're in the market for a new smartphone this holiday season, then Black Friday and the weeks after can be a boon.
Starwood and Marriott are merging. What does it mean for your loyalty points?Starwood's loyalty program is much loved by its members, and many people in the travel world are worried about what this merger might mean for this very popular program.
When should you claim Social Security benefits? How to decide.Since Social Security represents about 39 percent of the income for the elderly population, understanding the benefit-claiming options is important in an overall retirement plan.
How to save for college without skimping on retirementThere’s no reason you can’t put the bulk of your efforts into retirement while still taking steps — small as they may be — to build a pot of money for college, too. Here’s how to do that.
What to expect from Target's 2016 Black Friday saleTarget likes to offer early access to its doorbusters, as well as in-store only deals on Black Friday itself.
Key financial considerations for people who live aloneRegardless of your age or relationship status, living alone has financial implications. Here are some important considerations for your solo financial life.
Is it worth paying interest to earn credit-card rewards?Many readers frequently ask whether one can earn enough reward points to nullify the negative effects of interest charges. While technically the answer is 'yes,' it's not something that should be done. In most cases, you will end up losing money.
You probably don't need to worry about estate taxesMany people cite avoiding estate tax as a top priority in their financial plan. But in reality, very few people accumulate enough wealth to make it an issue.
Tax breaks and loan options to pay for collegeAs the four-year cost of college can range from $100,000 to $280,000 per child, parents must have a plan for funding their children’s higher education. It’s especially important because insufficient funds is a primary reason kids drop out of school.
Should you tip your Uber or Lyft driver?Traditionally, we have tipped our drivers, but Uber has changed the way we do things.
