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7 Tips for Talking to Millennials About Money
spending Discussing financial matters with your kids can be difficult. Try to remember that they are adults.
By William Rassman, CFP® • Last updated
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Student Loan Lessons from Martin O’Malley
college The Democratic presidential candidate borrowed heavily to send his daughters to college. We think there's a better way.
By Kaitlin Pitsker • Last updated
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4 Great Mutual Funds You Can Invest in for $125 or Less
investing Some fund families are willing to take on tiny accounts in the hope a long-term relationship will eventually blossom.
By Nellie S. Huang • Last updated
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How Young High-Earners Can Manage Their Wealth
savings Making smart money moves when you're just starting out helps ensure you'll have a bright financial future.
By Lisa Brown, CFP®, CIMA® • Last updated
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Financial (and Emotional) Lessons from Dropping My Daughter Off at College for the First Time
Paying for College Opening a 529 plan early and contributing often helped ease the financial burden of my child's education and let me focus on the difficulty of sending her off.
By Bradford M. Pine • Last updated
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How a Student’s IRA Is Counted for Financial Aid
IRAs Money withdrawn from an IRA in the student’s name is hit hard by the federal financial aid formulas.
By Kimberly Lankford • Published
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6 Smart and Simple Money Tips for New Grads
Budgeting Start your journey to wealth creation on the right foot.
By Marguerita M. Cheng, CFP® • Last updated
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6 Savings Tips for Millennials Who Want to Retire Rich
retirement Take advantage of the decades you have before retirement to establish good savings habits and benefit from the magic of compounding.
By Stacy Rapacon • Last updated
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4 Smart Steps to Take Before Buying Your First Home
home Here are four things you need to do years before you start house-hunting to prepare yourself financially for the biggest purchase of your life.
By Andrea Browne Taylor • Last updated