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On the surface, "living like youre broke" may seem like a good thing, but unfortunately behaving like you have no money when you do can cause major, unnecessary damage.

While most predictions about the future of the American job front are educated guesses, there are certain careers that seem all but guaranteed to disappear completely within the coming decades.

You'd be surprised to learn how much room for negotiation many sellers have, and if you don't know when to ask for a discount, you could be losing thousands of dollars.

Are you worried that a family member or loved one may be hiding their problems with debt from you? Here's how to read the signs.

In trying economic times, you might need to employ a little creativity to solidify your budget or free up cash for long-term savings goals. Here's a look at eight creative ways to save money in your everyday life.

Budgets aren't magic, but they do some rather magical things for you and your money.

In total, American families spend billions of dollars on back-to-school items every year. Here are a few simple ways to keep those costs manageable.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) recently proposed new rules designed to protect consumers using payday loans. Now research suggests that these changes may actually make these loans even riskier for borrowers in need.

Savings accounts just aren't what they used to be. While interest rates are low all over, there are other options available that can help you earn a better return on your money. Here are some more productive places to safely stash (and grow) your money.

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