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The stock market is crashing: Here's what financial experts say you should do now

'Resist the urge to shift out of stocks entirely.'

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The True Cost of Owning a Second Home: What to Consider Before You Buy A Vacation Home

What to consider before buying a vacation home, including mortgages, insurance, taxes, and upkeep.

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14 States with the Cheapest Home Insurance in 2026

Homeowners in these 14 states pay at least $1,100 less than the national average for home insurance.

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The one thing parents can do now to help their kids feel confident asking for pay raises later in life

Conversations around financial literacy prove important to later money choices for adults

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Millennials boost savings by 30% on average despite economic challenges

Studies show this generation facing rising costs of living, high debt levels, and economic uncertainty, but they are actively seeking financial education and stability.

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Gen Z finds saving is pointless, so they’ve turned to doomspending instead

Nearly 50% of Gen Z has neglected to build an emergency fund, leaving them unprepared for financial emergencies and perpetuating a cycle of debt.

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Is Your Vice Putting Your Retirement at Risk?

From alcohol to gambling, adults spend a lot of money pursuing their vices, but are they jeopardizing their retirement nest eggs?

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A new Bankrate report shows that 59% of Americans wouldn’t cover a $1,000 expense with savings

The 2025 Bankrate Emergency Savings Report paints a grim picture of the state of Americans’ personal finances. The good news is that many aspire to boost savings.

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Why a 5-Year CD is Still Your Best Bet After the Fed Meeting

With the rate pause at the April Fed meeting, you still have time to lock in historically high interest rates with a 5-year CD.

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The Outlook for Home and Auto Insurance in 2025

Home and auto insurance premiums may not increase as much as in recent years, but the industry remains under pressure.

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After the Fed Meeting, 7 High-Yield Savings Accounts to Maximize Growth

The Fed didn't cut rates at its April meeting, giving savers more time to secure rates as high as 4.20% APY.

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7 tips to avoid paying ATM fees

Out-of-network ATM fees have reached an all-time high. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways to avoid paying them.

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U.S. credit card defaults soar; total debt hits 12-year high

More Americans are increasingly financially stressed and taking on debt that they cannot pay off.

Fortune

Are You Really Prepared for a Financial Emergency?

High inflation and interest rates have impeded the ability of many people to save more. How do you save more with less? We'll show you a few options.

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LA wildfires: Is insurance the next battlefront for California residents?

Before the Los Angeles wildfires, insurers such as State Farm started to pull out of fire-prone California.

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Former UBS director says FIRE isn’t worth it because ‘you’ll get bored very quickly’

Eric Sim, formerly a managing director at UBS, said people working doggedly towards retirement without knowing what they'll do with their new-found free time will "waste" their days.

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Saving for Your Emergency Fund: As Easy as 1-3-6

An emergency fund that can cover six months' worth of expenses is far easier to build if you focus on smaller goals at first.

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Where to Store Your Cash in 2025

If you're looking to reach year-end savings goals, here are the top picks to achieve this.

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Woman Refuses To Go Into Debt By Buying Friend A New Hairdryer After She Lost Hers

Losing a friend's possession is a breach of trust that can damage the relationship. In this story, tension had been brewing between two friends because of a lost hairstyler. The post Woman Refuses To Go Into Debt By Buying Friend A New Hairdryer After She Lost Hers first appeared on…

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This Is The Biggest Financial Move Americans Want To Make In 2025

A Bankrate survey revealed the top financial goals for consumers in the coming year.

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Owning a home in the US is linked to longer life expectancy, research finds

Oxford University study said homeownership was tied to mental health benefits and stronger community

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Will Social Security Be There When You Need It? Many People Worry It Won’t Be

The majority of Americans surveyed expect to rely on Social Security benefits to help cover everyday expenses in retirement, yet 73% worry they won’t get them.

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How Lower Interest Rates Affect Your Finances

The Fed's rate cuts will provide relief for some borrowers, but savers will have to work harder to get decent returns.

Al Jazeera

Inflation versus wages: Trump’s stunning comeback explained in two charts

The rise in prices under the Biden administration proved fatal for Kamala Harris’s election hopes.

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Is Inflation Crimping Your Holiday Travel? Join the Crowd

Bankrate survey says 83% of holiday travelers are changing their travel plans due to inflation. Here's how to save on your own travel.

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