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Banking and Budgeting

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So you're not a numbers person. That doesn't mean you can't create a killer budget.
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CD Rates Are On The Rise ― Is Now The Time To Buy?

A certificate of deposit could be the answer to earning higher interest on your savings.
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6 Apps Teens Can Use To Manage Money

Why not outsource some of your spending lectures and oversight to technology?
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Ways To Save Money When Your Kids Eat A Ton Of Food

At bulk stores, stick with meat, dairy and produce.
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3 Ways You Should Spy On Your Kid's Spending (And Why)

For high schoolers and college students, this can be a great idea.
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Financial Crystal Ball: A College Student Predicts Her Spending

Can you predict what you spend in a week?
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Financial Crystal Ball: A College Student Predicts Her Spending

How does reality stack up to spending predictions?
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How To Have 'The Talk' (About Money!) With Your Kids

The earlier you start teaching your kids about money, the better -- for everyone.
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Your Kid Just Got Their First Job. Here's How To Help Set Them Up.

Bank accounts, budgeting, taxes – you and your teen have a lot to think about.
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This Is The Worst Financial Advice Peddled By So-Called Experts

Even Dave Ramsey and Warren Buffett get it wrong sometimes.
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