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- US Olympians face a tax bill for their prizes
Many of the country’s best athletes have given the United States big wins at this year’s Olympics, and the United States is going to give them something right back: a tax bill.
- Five ways to save at the airport
If you travel a lot, buying a burger and a drink twice a week can really add up. Here's how to save money at the airport.
- Where do financially responsible Americans live?
NerdWallet examined data for the 100 most populous US metro areas to determine where residents are best at managing credit, debt and housing costs.
- Student loans: Is paying them off early a good idea?
It’s easy to wipe out your savings account or your 401(k) to eliminate your student loans if you have the savings to do it. But there are other important and, yes, boring things you should do with your money.
- Simple ways to teach your children about money
Many people are uncomfortable discussing finances, so you might feel unsure of where to start or how to convey increasingly complex concepts. Here are a few conversation starters for teaching kids about money.
- The South has the highest bankruptcy rates in the country
While the tide of bankruptcies in 2015 ebbed nationwide, bankruptcy rates are still high in some parts of the country.
- A Hail Mary retirement plan for those with nothing saved
Let’s be clear: You can’t make up for lost time. But don’t give up — you do have options.
- Thinking about buying an electric car? A 4-point decision guide.
A decision’s got to be made. Is an electric car the right choice?
- Nine essential tips to save on higher education
College and grad school are unavoidably expensive, but there are ways to lower the burden. Financial aid is just the start.
- How to sell your old phone
Have an old smartphone lying around? Sell it for cash.
- Dell and HP for under $500: the week's best laptop deals
This week's roundup of the best laptop deals includes a selection of mainstream machines for under $500, as well as a gaming/multimedia IdeaPad for more than $300 off.
- Six ways to get the most out of end-of-season clearance sales
- Twenty things you should never buy full price (and where to get them for less)
Certain items, like video game consoles, electronic devices, rarely go on sale. But some things go on sale so frequently, you might as well ignore the full price altogether.
- The ultimate back-to-school shopping guide: When, where, and how to save
Getting straight A’s in stocking up on school supplies doesn’t exactly come with a rulebook. That’s why we made one.
- Benefits 101 for Millennials: What you need to know.
Are you a new graduate who just landed your first “real” job? Congratulations! There’s one thing you shouldn’t forget as you begin this new chapter: your workplace benefits.
- Six easy ways to make your clothes last longer
With proper care, your clothes can last up to 15 years or longer, compared to about three years if they're worn often and not maintained.
- Long-term care and wealth planning for aging parents
By having difficult conversations and focusing on key areas of your parents’ well-being, you can help alleviate the administrative and emotional burden of caring for them.
- Four ways to tell if you're getting a good car deal
A car is likely the second-biggest purchase of your life, and a few wrong turns can cost you thousands.
- Best swimwear deals: Grab VS suits before they're all gone.
There are still plenty of warm weekends for you to enjoy at your favorite body of water before fall sets in.
- Pick the right college to avoid student debt
Student loans should be the last alternative for any college-planning strategy. Unfortunately, it’s where many families start.