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Ways to Avoid the Penalty on Early Retirement Withdrawals
Sometimes you just can’t avoid dipping into a retirement fund, but you might be able to qualify for an exception to the 10% tax penalty.
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Are Banks Closed on Presidents' Day?
Presidents' Day is almost here, which has many folks wondering if banks are open on Monday, Feb. 20.
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January CPI Report: What the Experts Are Saying About Inflation
CPI Although inflation continued to ease last month, the CPI report still ensures more rate hikes from the Federal Reserve.
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Getting Married? Don’t Forget to Talk Money First
Relationships Whether or not you merge your finances, you need to be on the same page.
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How to Use a Credit Card: Expert Tips to Save You Time and Money
Have you ever wondered how to use a credit card? Using a credit card is simple, but with these expert tips and advice you can get the most out of your card.
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Study finds Gen Z doing an “extraordinary” job saving for retirement
A recent study shows that, despite being the youngest working generation, Gen Z is doing a remarkable job saving for retirement.
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Romance Scams to Beware — Signs of a Scammer at Work
People seeking love and connection are attractive targets for fraudsters. Avoid these romance scams that prey on your best intentions.
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How Many Credit Cards Should I Have?
How many credit cards should you have? The answer isn’t as straightforward as you might think — it all depends on your financial situation.
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What is Borrower Defense Loan Discharge for Federal Student Loans?
Borrower defense to repayment is available for borrowers who have been misled by a college or university.
