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- Presidents Day Sales 2016: the four best things to buy today
Presidents Day isn't just a time for thinking about US history, it's also a great opportunity to score everything from electronics to home appliances at deep discounts.
- Your money is safer today than it was 10 years ago
You may not feel financially secure, but the 2008 financial crisis prompted several reforms that are helping you keep more of your hard-earned cash.
- Dress to impress for less: Five ways to save on a new work wardrobe
Giving your work wardrobe a refresh early in the year is a great idea - and there are ways to update your closet without overextending your budget.
- How your credit score can impact your job search
Can a low credit score keep you from landing your dream job? The answer is complicated.
- Equity crowdfunding: Cool concept, but should you invest?
Equity crowdfunding gives small investors a chance to participate in the launching and funding of new businesses, and, theoretically at least, share in their successes. But think carefully before taking part.
- This error could brick your iPhone 6. And Apple won't fix it.
Apple's 'Error 53' plagues iPhone 6 and 6 Plus users by turning their shiny phones into very expensive paperweights when they update to iOS 9.
- Eight surprising ways to save money with your smartphone
Yes, smartphones have big upfront costs, but there are many ways that they can end up saving you money in the long run. Here are just a few of their unexpected benefits.
- How to identify and fix a bad credit score
Bad credit scores can prevent you from doing things like leasing a car or taking out a mortgage. Fortunately, they can be fixed.
- Nine hidden wedding costs to watch out for
Dreaming of the perfect wedding? Be on the lookout for unexpected costs that can easily ramp up along the way.
- Four ways bonds can help reduce your tax bill
Bonds can be an excellent way to save on your tax bill, and there are a wide variety of options to choose from.
- Mortgage loan discrimination: How to tell if it's happening to you
Knowing what mortgage discrimination is — and refusing to let it continue — can help your family, and generations to come, live in the homes and neighborhoods they deserve.
- Do 'green' appliances actually save money?
Appliances that are 'Energy' Star certified for efficiency can save you money over time, but your mileage may vary depending on the specific appliance. See how dishwashers, refrigerators, and more stack up.
- Valentine's Day gifts: 10 great ideas under $25
These Valentine's Day gift ideas are thoughtful, unique, and ultra-affordable.
- How to overcome common investing pitfalls
Like anything else, investing carries with it some common foibles that can easily be avoided with the right game plan.
- Seven common money mistakes to avoid when buying a new car
Buying a new car is a tremendous financial investment. Here's how to avoid some common pitfalls associated with this major purchase.
- Three times it just makes sense to refinance your student loans
Paying for college or graduate school is a tremendous financial burden. Refinancing can help ease some of that stress.
- Three reasons to never buy a new car
If you're thinking about buying a car new, there are some compelling reasons to avoid such a purchase.
- Six ways to avoid overspending
Ever been confronted with something at the mall that you felt like you just had to buy? It takes practice, but there are ways to curb that feeling.
- When should you hire someone to do your taxes?
There are myriad ways to get your taxes prepared. Should you hire a CPA or an enrolled agent, or just use tax software and do it yourself? Here's how to figure it out.
- To rent or to buy?
From homes to textbooks, the decision to rent or buy can be a complicated one, financially. Here's how to decide what's best for you in four of the most common "rent vs. buy" situations.