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The Best Bank Accounts and Debit Cards For Kids

Lessons from GameStop for Casual Investors: Day Trade for the Lolz, Not the Money

Mortgage Rates are Still Unbelievably Low — But Beware of the Refinance Trap.

10 Crucial Things to Do With Your Money Before the Year Ends

The Morality of Cancelling Student Loan Debt

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How to Use Your Dependent Care FSA Money Before It's Too Late Faced with a ‘use it or lose it’ scenario, be sure to look for eligible expenses you may have missed.

How to Go Into Debt the Right Way Here's what to know before you're stuck in a hole you can't dig yourself out of.

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How to Talk to About Money If You Now Have Less of It Times are tight. So how do you talk to your partner, your kids, and yourself about the change? Here's what to know.

7 Dads on How They’re Coping With Unemployment We spoke to seven recently unemployed dads about how they're dealing with the new reality.

Filing For Divorce? Here’s What to Know About Your Taxes Both partners will benefit if you make these moves.

How to Day Trade Without Losing Your Life Savings The right investor with the right strategy can make a killing. They can also lose badly.

How to Pay a Nanny the Right Way Doing so provides long-term protections and bonuses for both you and the person you’re employing.

Now’s a Great Time to Convert Your 401k to a Roth IRA Stocks are still down for the year, which means a smaller tax bite for investors who do a conversion.

18 Lessons All Financially Savvy Parents Teach Their Kids Financial discussions need to start early.

Money’s Tight. Is It Time to Tap Your Retirement Plan? The stimulus bill makes it easier for some folks to take early 401(k) and IRA distributions, but doing so can be risky.

My Wife Lost Her Job. Now What? These are the financial moves to make if you've abruptly moved from a two income family to a single-income one.

Want to Make Better Decisions for Your Family? Think Like a Poker Player The last thing you want is to be "pot committed."

Do We Spend More Money on Education or Police Departments? With a $1 trillion shortfall for U.S. education and millions in handouts from the military to police departments, it's a good question.

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