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This calculator translates big expenses into time spent working.

Being mindful of credit as a young adult can make it easier to land a car and a place to live, and secure lower interest rates on loans.

If you’re only thinking about your next paycheck when making a counter offer for a new job, you’re doing your wallet a huge disservice.

Don't sacrifice your social calendar in order to stick to your budget. These delicious dishes don't require deep pockets.

Americans’ accumulated student debt has topped $1.4 trillion, an all-time high.

Over a quarter of Americans said they planned on racking up debt this holiday season. Here's how to get back on track.

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All those years in medical school really do pay off.

If you’re considering grad school, don’t expect it to be a repeat of college.

Did your aunt give you a gift card to a store you don’t even like? Get rid of it for cold, hard cash.

It’s just a trial, but the Finnish government hopes it will reduce poverty and unemployment among the 2000 people selected for the experiment.

For twentysomethings, it's less than the cost of a latte.

If you’re looking to kick off a challenge on January 1, try one of these five free ones recommended by personal finance experts.

It's not too late to save on your 2016 tax bill come April, but for some deductions you have to act before the end of the year.

Researchers say not only are we less likely to believe that affordable foods could be healthy, but we also assume health claims on expensive foods are more trustworthy.

Just like banks, credit unions accept deposits and make loans—so what, exactly, sets them apart?

Holiday shopping can account for up to 30 percent of a retailer's annual sales.

Cars are more reliable than ever before. Is the extra coverage necessary?

The high you get from buying something can be self-reinforcing.

If you're smart about your budget, you'll have the means to spend a bit extra on high-ticket items or experiences.

Avoid the holiday debt that most of us drag into the new year.

Sleep-deprivation hurts more than just yourself.

Soak up every bit of the holiday celebration while sticking to your budget.

The company made five times more than was expected.

How Many Hours Will You Need to Work to Afford That Expensive Thing You Want?

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6 Ways Grad School Is Different From Undergrad

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Finland Experiments With Basic Income for the Unemployed

How Much Money Do You Need to Save Each Day to Become a Millionaire?

5 Money Challenges to Try in 2017

7 Last-Minute Tax Breaks to Take Advantage of Before the End of the Year

We Really Need to Stop Assuming Healthy Food Is More Expensive

What Is a Credit Union—and How Is it Different From a Bank?

15 Shocking Facts About Holiday Shopping

Is an Extended Car Warranty Worth the Money?

Why Retail Therapy Feels Good, But Won't Make You Happier in the Long Run

6 Ways to Splurge Strategically (and Get the Most Bang for Your Buck)

4 Money Moves to Make Before the End of the Year

Our Poor Sleep Habits Cost the Economy Billions Each Year

7 Ways to Have a Frugal Holiday (Without Feeling Like a Scrooge)

Patagonia to Donate $10 Million in Black Friday Sales to Environmental Causes