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Not all fraud alerts are the same. What should you do when your creditor tells you that your account has been compromised?

It's okay if Valentine's Day isn't your favorite, but now's your chance to make it your own!

The government's debt woes hold valuable financial lessons for consumers.

Venmo, Apple Pay, Google Pay, cryptocurrency, etc. Digital payment options are on the rise. How do they work? How are they different? Here's what you need to know.

When money is tight, it might be hard to justify enjoying a night out on the town. But if you set a few parameters, you can still dine at fancy restaurants and enjoy drinks with friends. Here are some tips for enjoying yourself on a shoestring budget:

It's good to be polite, but when there's money on the line, don't be afraid to be a little rude.

In perfect world there wouldn't be anything you couldn't do on your own. But this isn't that world. Sometimes you need help. So why is asking for help such a struggle sometimes?

Everyone has a set of bad money habits that they just can’t seem to break. Even if you've struggled for a long time, bad habits can be broken. This is what you need to know.

Only three percent of respondents to a recent poll stated that they felt "financially stable." If you're looking for more stability in your finances, here's where you can start...

Is a steady allowance a gateway to financial education? Or does free money warp a child's perception of what smart financial management looks like?

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