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Today, educator and author Gerri Detweiler is discussing the importance of assessing your financial situation.

You may have already seen the headlines or heard from friends — some people are getting smaller refunds this year. It could be too late to change your tax situation, but you may be able to avoid spending extra money to prepare and file your return. Here's what you need to know about filing your return for free.

You save for years to prepare for retirement, so the last thing you want to do is burn through your retirement funds too quickly. Here's how to prevent that.

In our booming age of financial technology, there’s no shortage of apps to help you with your money. If you're looking for a fun and simple way to use technology to help build your savings, we've got you covered. These are our favorite low-cost apps for saving money.

Today, Pinyo, the primary writer of Moolanomy personal finance blog, talks about securing your financial future.

One in four Americans plans on going into debt during the holidays. Better idea: use the holidays to make more cash and come out of the year with a surplus. Here are some of our favorite ways to generate extra income during the holiday season.

If you're a survivor of a disaster, you may be entitled to financial aid. A successful aid application can provide the resources that many families need to get back on their feet, so getting this part right is crucial. Here are five tips for completing an aid application that gets approved.

A recent study offers some valuable insight into the unique ways that Hispanic households interact with money - both the good and the bad. Learn about the top trends and what changes Hispanic families may want to make in order to better maximize their finances.

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:

Everyone wants your business, and thanks to that competition it's never been easier to get perks just for being a customer. There are a handful of apps that make it easy for you to get cash back or rewards when you shop. Here are some of our favorites:

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