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It could make your senior years a lot more enjoyable.
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Beating a market for decades isn't easy.
Rates for home loans continued to climb this week, breaching the 5% mark for the first time in 11 years as the tight housing market becomes even more challenging to navigate. The average 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage jumped 28 basis points to 5% for the week ending April 14 compared to the pr…
Today more than 43 million Americans hold student loans, which altogether total over $1.75 trillion. This mammoth amount of student debt is the result of many factors, including the cost of college rising; state and federal governments reducing funding for higher education financial assistan…
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Making a simple $5,000 investment every year for 30 years is all you need to reach a half-million dollars in savings.
If it ain’t broke, maybe you should fix it anyway. That’s the message consumer advocates and insurance experts want you to hear about your home’s hidden dangers.
If you're short on retirement savings, you're in very good company, unfortunately.