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No matter what your plans are for your life, you don’t want money to get in the way of achieving your goals. Consider investing your money during each stage of your life to make your aspirations more attainable.

Contactless credit cards, also known as tap-to-pay cards, have begun cropping up all over the country. You may have already seen compatible card readers at your local coffee shop or fast-food restaurant that feature a somewhat familiar graphic resembling that of a volume icon without the speaker, the same associated with NFC (near field...

If you had any work done to your home in 2019 that improves its energy efficiency, you may qualify for a residential energy efficient property credit. Consider using this federal credit to reward yourself for making greener choices.

In order for your vehicle to function well and provide an enjoyable driving experience later down the line, it’s important to take good care of its components.

Look beyond the premiums and deductibles associated with high- and low-deductible health plans to figure out which option will serve your physical, mental and financial health best.

When you’re retired and on a fixed income, tax mistakes can have lasting repercussions. Keep these tax filing tips in mind when tax season comes around.

Cooking a flavorful, succulent meal can take a long time … unless you have a pressure cooker. This brilliant invention can do the work of an oven, wok or slow cooker in a fraction of the time. Plus, a pressure cooker allows you to prepare healthy meals that also taste delicious. Here are some recipes for example.

Fluctuation in the stock market has a direct impact on businesses and how they operate, but what does it mean for your wallet? Even if you are directly involved in the stock market, you may not understand its influence on the economy. What you’ll find is that the stock market has a broad effect that may affect you even if you seemingly don’t have...

The key to saving successfully is to have a plan. Like most financial details, it should not be left to chance. Most of us know we need savings, but the discipline required to make it happen can be a challenge. Make this your year to save by following these simple tips:

Emergencies happen to everyone, regardless of whether you have a steady income or are struggling to manage your finances. Unexpected expenses can throw your life into turmoil — and if you don’t have the money to resolve the crisis, your life will become even more difficult. That’s why you need an emergency fund.