Personal Finance

Where Smart Investors Put Their Money

A major key to success is choosing low-cost and diversified investments.

5 Apps for Organizing Your Expenses at Tax Time

Simplify the process by using your smartphone to scan and organize receipts.

Should You Give Money to Family Members?

Six tips to help you decide whether to lend money to friends and family.

How to Battle Shopping Addiction

For some people, spending less requires confronting self-control problems.

5 Ways to Stretch Your Grocery Budget

With food prices set to rise again in 2012, here are smart ways to keep your budget in check.

Do Impatient People Have Lower Credit Scores?

A new study suggests that if you can wait longer for rewards, you’re more likely to have a higher credit score.

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From the Blogs

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Homeowners Receive $25 Billion Mortgage Settlement, But Is It Enough?

If you think you've got some money coming to you, don't get too excited yet.

The Best Life »
Do You Face 'Money Death' in Old Age?

Consider these investment and spending issues to make sure you don’t outlive your assets.

My Money »
Dining Out on a Budget

How to enjoy dining at restaurants without breaking the bank.

The Best Life »
4 Keys to a Solid Financial and Retirement Plan

Use past years’ spending and investment records to chart a path to your longer-term goals.

The Smarter Investor »
Turns Out This Recovery May Be For Real

There's more to it than the naysayers acknowledge.

My Money »
How New Hampshire's Proposed Swipe-Fee Cap Could Hurt Consumers

How passage of the bill could hurt consumers more than help them.

Alpha Consumer »
Why Almost Everyone Needs a Prenup

Even married couples might want to consider revisiting what would happen in the event of a divorce.

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