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How to Give Money to Kids Without Setting Them Up to FailHelping them out is cool, but the best gift is teaching them how to manage money, be realistic about their standard of living and learn to stand on their own.
By Lawrence Sprung, CFP®, CEPA®
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From Near Foreclosure to Millionaire: How This Trucker Did It"I took $50,000 out of my 401(k) at (age) 40 to buy a business. Three years later, the business was broke, and we were going to be foreclosed on our home."
By Joyce Lamb
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Would You Rather Retire in Naples, FL or Palm Springs, CA?Coastal tradition or desert cool? We break down the real cost — and culture — of retiring in two of America’s most iconic zip codes.
By Jacob Schroeder
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Visa and Mastercard Agree to $167.5 Million ATM Fee Settlement: Do You Qualify?If you paid a fee to withdraw cash from a non-bank ATM anytime between 2007 and 2026, you could be eligible for a payment from a $167.5 million settlement. Here’s who is eligible and how to file a claim.
By Paige Cerulli
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5 Retirement Savings Strategies Beyond Your 401(k) MatchFrom HSAs to backdoor Roths and even taxable brokerage accounts, there are plenty of ways to boost retirement savings once you've hit your full 401(k) match.
By Michael Pappis, CFP®
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How to Use AI for Financial Advice (and What to Avoid)AI can't take the place of the human touch when it comes to getting investment advice and planning for your future.
By Bonnie Treichel
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Amazon Resale: Where Amazon Prime Returns Become Your Online BargainsFeature Amazon Resale products may have some imperfections, but that often leads to wildly discounted prices.
By Rachael Green
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Should You Get Walmart+ or Amazon Prime?Walmart+ and Amazon Prime both promise free shipping, exclusive deals, and a suite of add-on services. But which one should you get, if any?
By Rachael Green
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How to Fix Errors in Your Credit ReportComplaints about errors in credit reports have shot up. Here’s why — and how to fix them.
By Sarah Brady
