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Budgeting & Money Management

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5 steps to dig out of holiday debt

Unfortunately, for many Americans, a few festive days of the year can result in mounds of depressing debt that can take months to shed. If you find yourself with leftover holiday debt, here are some steps you can take.

Tips for overcoming common financial fears

Worried about money? If so, you're not alone. The good news is that if you're having financial worries, you can take some steps to alleviate them. Here are ways to manage five of the most common types of financial worries.

20 money terms to know

Successfully managing money takes hard work, discipline, and of course, knowledge. To help build your financial literacy, we've put together these definitions of some common personal finance terms you should know.

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5 steps to boost your credit score

Your credit score can have a big impact on your life. It can help you qualify for the loan you need to reach your goals, such as buying a home or a car. Here are five steps that can help you.

Getting and using your first credit card

Your first credit card can be exciting, tempting and intimidating. Credit cards are a great convenience, but they are also a huge borrowing responsibility. Here are some ideas to keep in mind as you get your first credit card and begin to use it.

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8 ways to make college more affordable

While you can’t control tuition rates and fees, you can take some steps to lower the cost of college – and the amount you have to borrow. Here’s how.

Start building wealth in your 20's

There are so many things to love about being in your 20's; you have ample time to explore new and exciting career opportunities, and to build independence. You also have valuable time to do something that will be very important when you get older — build your wealth.

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Mortgage pre-qualification or pre-approval: what's the difference

As anyone who has ever applied for a mortgage knows, there sure are a lot of terms thrown at you. Two terms that are often talked about — and confused — are mortgage pre-qualification and pre-approval. Although they sound alike, they are different in many ways.

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Mortgage terms you should know before you buy a home

Thinking about buying a home? It can be a smart move. To help you understand the mortgage process, we’ve put together this glossary of common terms.

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4 smart steps for buying a home

If you're starting the process of buying a home, you may be fantasizing about the perfect home. But, as homeowners know, there's a lot more to the process than just finding the right home. Here are smart steps you can take to make your home ownership dreams a reality.

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5 signs you're ready to buy a home

You may be wondering: Am I ready for homeownership? It’s an important question to ask yourself. Here are five signs to help you determine if you’re ready.

Line or loan? Determining the home equity solution that's right for you

It's become a popular way for homeowners to borrow, offering attractive rates, convenience, and flexibility. It's home equity credit – a borrowing solution that lets you borrow using the equity in your home.

Protect yourself from scary financial scams

From fake calls from the Internal Revenue Service to fraudulent tech support calls about your computer, scams are on the rise. So, what can you do to protect yourself from falling victim to a financial scam?

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