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Evidence is mounting that consumers are unprepared for changes scheduled to arrive next year.
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Opening that first student loan envelope can be a shock. Here's how to handle it like you learned something.
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Retail stores are a "nontraditional environment" for life insurance decisions, but shoppers don't mind.
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Nearly a quarter of U.S. married couples between 18 and 34 bought a home before their weddings.
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Employers and coworkers are paying attention to your social media, and often unhappy with what they see.
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Cisco warns banks to start now on giving customers the security and simplicity they want -- or lose out.
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When U.S. food consumers crave sriracha, chimichurri and yuzu, you know things are changing.
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Don't be your kids' cash machine this summer. Teach the some time-honored earning and saving traditions instead.
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