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- As international travel grows, foreign transaction fees get left behind
More credit card issuers than ever are getting rid of foreign transaction fees.
- Five Oneworld hacks to upgrade your travel experience
American Airlines, member of a global alliance of airlines called Oneworld, is switching their frequent flyer program from miles-based to revenue-based point system. Here are some tips for making this switch work for you.
- In times of uncertainty, keep a long-term financial perspective
In periods of volatility, including after Britain's vote to leave the European Union, the best financial strategy is to remain calm, stick to your financial plan, and keep your long-term focus.
- You know about the 401(k), but what about the Roth 401(k)?
More than half of employers offer both options these days, yet less than 10 percent of employees are taking advantage of the Roth. That number should be higher.
- How to find the best mortgage rates and lenders online
Online sites can offer a wealth of information about different mortgage rates and lenders. Here are a few tips and tricks for wading through to find the best sites.
- Is long-term care insurance worth the expense?
In many cases, it’s a good idea to buy at least some coverage, says one financial planner.
- Are sales tax holidays good for anyone?
All evidence points to no, say economists.
- Retirement planning: How to calculate your saving needs correctly
Many Americans don't save enough for retirement. To avoid this predicament, make sure you are using a retirement calculator to effectively calculate how much you should be saving right now.
- How to get the best currency exchange rate overseas
Don't let currency exchange confusion slow you down on your travels. Here are seven tips for using money overseas.
- Five sites for finding the perfect babysitter
Online sites for searching and hiring babysitters are becoming more common. Here are five of the best sitter-sites, including sites that do background checks on caregivers.
- What makes Teslas so special?
Many of Tesla's differences come from the company's foundation as a producer of electric vehicles. This start has allowed Tesla to design their product a little differently, contributing to the almost cultlike support of Tesla vehicles.
- How to be a frugal bridesmaid
Being in the wedding party doesn't have to come at a big expense. Follow these tips and tricks to support the bride on her wedding day while keeping your budget in line.
- Overcome these five obstacles and save for retirement
Saving for retirement is one of the most important financial steps when preparing for the future, and most Americans don't save enough for retirement. Here are five obstacles to saving for retirement--and how to avoid them.
- Using a ClassPass trial membership to find your perfect workout
For a flat fee, members can get access to a network of boutique fitness studios and gyms without having an actual membership at any of them.
- Class of 2016: Here’s how to set up your first 401(k).
401… what? No shame if that’s the first thought that comes to mind when presented with this benefit at your first job post graduation.
- Five things the president wants to tell college students
President Barack Obama only has about six more months in office, and before he leaves, he has a message for college students and student loan borrowers.
- Caring for aging parents: Tips for the sandwich generation
The following tips can help you mentally, emotionally and financially during a challenging time.
- Here's the scoop on buying cat litter
Cat litter may not be the sexiest topic out there for a buying guide. For cat owners, though, finding a litter that keeps both them and their furry friends happy is the secret to coexistence (along with scratching posts).
- The do’s and don’ts of back-to-school shopping
Back-to-school sales are just getting started. Make sure to set a budget before you hit the store for school supplies.
- What to do when you first dip into debt
If you find yourself carrying a credit card balance for the first time, now's the time to sit down and reevaluate your expenses so you can pay off your debt as soon as possible.