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“Hi, we’re calling because we know you just sat down to dinner and we’d love to interrupt you with this offer for an extended warranty on your car! Just provide us with your Social Security number and credit card details, and we’ll take care of the rest.”

If that script sounds familiar, it’s probably because robocall scams have become an everyday nuisance for millions of people

Q: I’m planning to renovate my home, and I’m wondering about my financing options. What’s the best way to pay for a home improvement project?

A: Home renovations can breathe new life into your living space, enhance your property’s value and

When it comes to life skills, managing credit cards is one of the most important — and least taught — lessons. The sooner you learn it, though, you’ll find that responsible credit card management can be the key to ongoing financial wellness. Conversely, irresponsible credit card usage can be the first step in a downward

Setting goals for your money might sound boring, but it’s like creating a game plan to get what you want and feel awesome while doing it. Whether you’re saving for new sneakers, a new phone or your future, using the SMART goals system can help you get there. SMART goals aren’t just “smart” (like genius-level smart)—it’

Q: I’m a seasoned bargain-hunter and I’m always looking for ways to get what I need at the lowest possible price. I’m wondering if it’s truly in my best interest to always look for the least expensive item, though. Is it ever a good idea to pay more?

A: It’s easy to fall

Q: Healthcare expenses are often one of the largest and most unpredictable parts of my household budget. From routine checkups to unexpected emergencies, costs can really add up. How can I save on healthcare costs without compromising on my wellbeing?

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Managing your money doesn’t have to be difficult or tedious. Whether you’re trying to save up for a dream vacation, working to pay down debt or you just want to stay on top of your monthly expenses,

Q: The news is full of predictions and expectations for the economy in the coming year, and I’m not sure which of them are fact-based, and which are just pure speculation. What kind of financial changes can I really expect to see?

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Getting fit doesn’t have to cost a lot of money at all. In fact, it doesn’t have to cost a thing! With the willingness to work hard and think outside the box, you can get in your daily workout for free. Here’s how.

1. Embrace bodyweight workouts

Your body is the only equipment you need for an