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Find out how you can use your tax refund to purchase Series I savings bonds from the U.S. Treasury as an additional way that you can grow savings.

Learn what happens to your money when an IRA CD reaches maturity. Find out how you can move the funds to another IRA and ways that you can earn more interest with a CD renewal or CD ladder. Understand the...

Find out how you can open a secret bank account without your parents knowing of its existence, including tips to hide the account on an ongoing basis.

Find out how you can accomplish your dream of moving while still managing the higher costs that can come with big cities.

Learn what happens when your stolen debit card gets used

Everything to know about financial aid including how to fill out your FAFSA with these important materials.

If you're getting ready to buy a home, here's a list of the major terms you should know before entering into a mortgage.

Not every piece of plastic can boost your credit score. Here are some payment methods that may not build credit the way you think they do.

Learn about the different ways that fraudsters use Venmo to scam users out of their money, including ways that you can protect yourself.

Not expecting to file your return by the deadline? You can apply for an extension, but you’ll still have to estimate the amount of income tax you owe — and pay it by the original deadline. Although the deadline to...

Everything to consider when selecting debit or credit at checkout.

Learn everything you need to know about deferment and forbearance to determine which financial hardship program is best for you and your student loans.

Learn how you should handle your stock options that you received from a previous employer. Find out when you should exercise the options.

Find out what could happen to your mortgage and savings if the Federal Reserve decided to set negative interest rates on the American economy.

Learning how to make your finances work in a big city is step number one. Don't let a fear of high rent stand in your way.