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Getting debt-free is fantastic, but in some situations, throwing every single extra dollar at debt could be cheating yourself in the long run.

Here are six steps you can take to create and manage your household budget.

It’s time to start investing. But where do you begin? Read our quick guide to investing to get an idea of where to start, how much to budget for, and a few more tips.

Whether you're a new college student incurring student loan debt or on the other side of college and working to pay it all off, know this—you’re not alone.

From paying for flood remediation to an unexpected car repair, a surprise bill is never a welcome sight. But there are ways you can prepare that may help lessen the impact of a costly emergency.

Budget-friendly, creative vacations can fulfill your need for a much-deserved break, Below are five budget-friendly suggestions to get you started.

With the cost of health care on the rise, it’s more important than ever to understand how health insurance coverage impacts your bottom line.

According to the Federal Reserve, 44 percent of Americans can’t cover an emergency expense of $400.

A wise person once said, “Travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer.”

Here are a few ways to fast your wallet after a shopping binge.

How do you keep your head above water with all of the holiday expenses pulling you under? Member One has a few tips to get you through the season relatively unscathed.