Financing a college education just got a little bit cheaper. Here's what you can expect to save.
Radio host and author Dave Ramsey delivers a powerful message to millions about saving, debt and living below your means. So why are some of the best investment minds attacking him?
You and your spouse may have conflicting goals for retirement. Here's how to have that retirement talk and come to a well-thought-out compromise.
Money Magazine teamed up with Nerdwallet to answer questions about credit cards on Twitter. There was plenty of interest as people wanted to know how to get more out of their credit card, without sacrificing that credit score.
Since health reform passed in 2010, your insurance has changed in small ways -- free preventive care, no lifetime coverage caps. Now, with the launch of state marketplaces and near-mandatory coverage next year, the law is hitting its stride. Time to know what you're in for.
Chances are you already have an electronic medical record, or soon will. More than half of all physicians already use them.
Think you can't afford to save in your 401(k) when you make $50,000 or less? You can't afford not to.
Sharing members-only streaming video and music sites with your friends and family can be tricky. Here are some tips.
These MONEY heroes keep an eye out for the financial security of nursing-home residents and other seniors who may be targeted for fraud.
The financial burden of caring for an elderly parent is typically a large one. Use this talk to get your brother or sister to spare a dime and lend a hand.
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