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Real estate agents can be the saving grace you need to sell a home. There are four things they want you to know.

Buy a foreclosure and you find a real bargain, but wary. Pitfalls lurk from scam artists to legal and financial snags and physical problems with the homes.

Ways to lower massive debt and strategies to make payments more manageable.

A college president's earning should be tied to their student's success rate to ensure they are held accountable for their performance.

There are a few financial moves you can make to ensure your retirement is more easily funded. For example, earning a passive income. One instance of this is property-renting, which assures a monthly payment from a source that doesn’t require...

If you are struggling with bad credit, you can do some research on a secured credit card. In order to open a secured credit card, you must make an initial down payment against the card’s credit limit. What does a...

How to rent an apartment with bad credit poor credit rating or low credit score; how to talk to landlord and rent an apartment or house with bad credit

With some intentional planning, basic budgeting and creative ideas, you can protect your wallet during this dangerous spending season

Artificial money that passes as the real deal can fool anyone who doesn't know what to look for. With the recent changes to the hundred dollar bill, printing counterfeit money probably became more ...

You’ve written your will and taken care of your power-of-attorney documents -- but what about preparing your digital estate? Follow these tips.

Recent changes to mortgage rates set by lenders show the rich getting bigger mortgage breaks over the average American.

With these fun common sense budgeting techniques, you can allocate your money wisely and improve your financial state.

A 401(k) is a qualified retirement account authorized by employers. You have several 401(k) distribution options, which we cover.

Identity theft is the fastest growing crime in America, according to TransUnion, and the Federal Trade Commission says 9.9 million people a year fall victim to this crime.

We’re all constantly looking for the best way to save money, but sometimes the advice we’re given either isn’t realistic or it’s too much of a sacrifice to make in our daily lives. There are, however, some small things you...