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It’s perfectly normal to feel disappointed when we make financial mistakes. But there’s a fine line between feeling disappointed and beating yourself up. If you’re carrying around guilt over debt or budgeting missteps, today's the day you turn those bad feelings into positive actions.

Short-term disability insurance can replace some of your income if you're unable to work for an extended period. While it can benefit anyone, there are certain workers who need it the most.

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.

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.

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:

Up to 85 percent of your Social Security benefits may be taxable. Knowing the income limits and rules can help you decide when to start taking Social Security benefits.

The art of bargaining is a nuanced one and when buying a house you can never be too prepared. Here are some tactics for negotiating down the price of your dream house.

Your state's statutes of limitations on debt protect you against legal action for unpaid debts after a certain number of years, but unscrupulous debt collectors can still try to trick you into paying on those old debts. Here's what to watch out for and how to protect yourself.

A reverse mortgage is a lending product that allows borrowers aged 62 and older to borrow against the equity in their home without having to make payments until the borrower and any non-borrowing spouse has left the house. But exactly how much equity do you have to have in your home in order to qualify ? Here’s what you need to know.

Tax planning is an all-year endeavor and if you’ve recently retired, or are nearing retirement, you’ll want to learn about some of the significant tax implications that may be in store. Here's what you need to know to be prepared, avoid costly mistakes, and make the most of your money.

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