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How to pay off debt—and save too
Balancing paying off debt and saving can be tricky. Here's a step-by-step guide.
02/02/2018
Article
Should you borrow from your 401(k) to pay off credit card debt?
The decision to use a 401(k) loan to retire high interest credit card debt is not as obvious as it may seem.
09/15/2017
Article
5 reasons 401(k) loans are a bad idea
You'll want to think long and hard before treating your retirement savings like a piggy bank.
09/15/2017
Article
Retire your mortgage?
Paying off your mortgage before retirement has benefits, but may not be the best financial move.
06/30/2017
Article
How to prioritize your debt
How to tackle the many different types of debt to get rid of it fast.
05/04/2017
Video
Find a better way to pay off student debt
Need help with student debt? Here's a better way to manage it.
03/13/2017
Tools
4 steps to funding an education
There's no one-size-fits-all plan for higher education, but with a little work you can figure it out.
02/06/2017
Article
Awkward money situations: Hey, friend, can I borrow some money?
This one's easy. The answer is "no."
09/30/2016
Article
Should I take a loan from my 401(k)?
Be aware of the implications before taking a loan from your 401(k) or 403(b).
03/18/2016
Article
Should you refinance your mortgage near retirement?
The decision to refinance may not be as clear-cut if you're close to retirement.
03/18/2016
Article
Student debt or retirement?
When you only have so much money to go around, do you use it to pay down your student loan debt or add to your retirement fund?
09/10/2015
Video
How much house can I afford?
Before you start touring houses, use this simple calculator to help estimate what you can afford to buy.
07/08/2015
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