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How to Establish Financial Independence (with Some Help from Mom and Dad)
credit & debt If you're lucky enough to have parents helping you financially, be sure their generosity doesn't stop you from becoming independent
By Amanda Lilly Published
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8 Reasons You Need a Roth IRA Now
Roth IRAs This celebrated investment vehicle should be a part of every smart young person's retirement plan.
By Stacy Rapacon Published
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Getting Your First Credit Card
credit & debt Smart credit card usage can help build up your credit score and history, preparing you for bigger financial moves in the future.
By Andrea Browne Taylor Published
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Financial Advice in Honor of Dr. Seuss
savings We don't know if Dr. Seuss had any financial wisdom for 20-somethings. But in honor of his 108th birthday, we summarized our own advice in verse.
By John Miley Published
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Easy Steps for First-Time Taxpayers
taxes Whether it's your very first time or just your first time filing without Mom and Dad's help, we have the basics on filing your 2011 tax returns.
By Liisa Rajala Published
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Investing in a Target-Date Fund
investing Young savers can benefit from holding a target-date fund in a retirement portfolio -- as long as they understand the risks.
By Susannah Snider Published
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20 Cheap Dates That Call for More Thought, Less Money
savings Be it Valentine's Day or any other day, it's the thought that goes into a date that counts, not the expense.
By Caitlin Dewey Published
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3 Dating and Money Etiquette Challenges
spending When it comes to dating and money, is there really a right or wrong way to do things? It depends who you ask.
By Lisa Gerstner Published
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6 Strategies to Save More This Year
Smart Buying These tips will help you get started with saving, no matter your income.
By John Miley Published
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