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If you’re suffering from a financial setback, what can you do to avoid defaulting on utility payments and literally being in the dark? Here are some tips:

A massive payroll tax deferral went into effect at the end of August, 2020. But did it affect you? Here's what you need to know, including how much your paychecks may have increased, where that money came from, and why you may have a smaller paycheck next year.

Scams targeting the elderly are rampant and come in many shapes and sizes. Here are just a few of the most popular examples, with tips on how to avoid falling victim.

The FIRE (financial independence, retire early) method stresses cutting your expenses and investing as much money as possible in order to stop working much earlier in life. FIRE techniques can be extreme, but you don't have to plan on retiring in your 30s to benefit from understanding the method.

Study after study shows the same thing — many Americans haven’t saved enough for retirement. There’s a good chance one of those underfunded retirees is your parent. Here's how to tackle this tricky subject.

Considering taking one a part time job, but not sure which side hustle is right for you? Here are some pointers to help you find the best side hustle for your goals.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) recently issued a proposal that could be good news for anyone dealing overdue or charged off debt. Here are the key features of the proposal:

In many ways creating a budget is like jotting down a to-do list for your money. It’s far easier to create a to-do list for each day or week than it is per month. Plus, your recurring bills are due at different times each month. Here’s how to go about budgeting weekly, not monthly:

Instead of spending your hard-earned cash at Amazon and big box retailers, consider doing some of your holiday shopping at small businesses. In honor of Small Business Saturday, here are a handful of ways you can use your holiday budget to support small, local businesses and score some cool gifts for everyone on your list.

Also known as collateral protection insurance, force-placed insurance is when a lender purchases insurance on your behalf. Unfortunately, this type of insurance is usually far more expensive than if you had purchased it on your own. If you've been stuck with this costly insurance, here's what you can do.

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