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When it comes to poor financial health, we tend to assume the only solution is money. Of course, that’s simply not true.

When you feel buried under a mountain of bills, it can be hard to decide which debt you should pay off first. Here are a few handy tips to help you chart your own path to success.

Some financial problems can't be solved with a better budget. Sometimes you need the charity of others to make it through. Here are 15 resources that may be able to assist you in a financial emergency.

For the first time, the average American in their 20s has less income than the average American in their retirement years. That's a problem.

If you have children, there's a good chance they may end up in college someday. And you might like to help pay for that college education. But are you financially prepared to help? Can you afford to make saving for college a priority right now?

Scams are like fads, in a way - they gain in popularity, overexpose themselves, lose steam, and eventually return in a new form. These are some of the most prevalent scams making the rounds today. Be on alert.

Having a debt forgiven can be a life-saver, but when does that happen? And what are the costs associated with having a creditor forgive your debts?

Make informed decisions before borrowing money. Discover the essential questions to ask lenders in order to avoid hidden fees and secure the best loan terms.

There are so many great reasons to save money, but when do you know when you've saved enough? From college to retirement, how much do you actually need to save?

Over two-third of Americans admit to making some sort of significant, credit-related mistake before the age of 30, often without understanding the consequences.

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