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Can I Open a Roth for My Teen?
A custodial IRA can be a great way to teach a teen to save for the future—and manage money wisely in the present.
Rethinking Your Career? Consider These 5 Things Before Making a Move
If you're contemplating a major career change, here are five things to do first.
Can Long-Term Partners Get Social Security Spousal and Survivor Benefits?
Unmarried partners generally can't qualify for spousal and survivor benefits, but there are other ways to protect each other.
Should I Worry About Inflation?
We can’t control inflation or know what it will be in the future, but we can be smart about how we prepare.
Should You Consider Delaying Retirement? The Answer Might Surprise You
Working longer is just about always a financial plus, but there’s more to consider.
A Personal Finance Lesson Plan for Teachers
Teachers may have access to a number of unique and valuable benefits to help secure their financial future.
Can You Fund an IRA with Alimony or Child Support?
You can't fund an IRA with child support—or even alimony if divorced after 2018—but you can still invest it wisely.
Buy Now, Pay Later: Is There a Catch?
Despite the proliferation of Buy Now, Pay Later options, the time-tested rules of sound money management still hold.
High Earners May Think They Have It Made for Now—But Can They Secure Their Future?
The fortunes of athletes, entertainers and tech workers can be dazzling—and short-lived if not managed wisely.
How Can I Save for Retirement Without a 401(k)?
No 401(k)? Don't let that keep you from saving and investing for retirement. There are ways to create your own retirement plan.
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