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It's no easy feat but it can be incredibly rewarding. Take these first steps to starting your own small business.

When it comes to money, there are four ways you can more effectively manage your finances so you remain in control of your spending habits.

The SECURE Act offers penalty-free support for first-year parents — but opting to take out money from your retirement account can have consequences. Here, we shed light on the pros and cons of this new opportunity.

16.1% of employers have cut matching 401(k) contributions in light of COVID-19. If this happened to you, or you're worried it could, here are the next steps you should be taking right away to still save for retirement.

According to SHRM, 1 in 4 workers miss out on their company's full 401(k) match. And participants who under-contribute lose, on average, $1,300 annually. Don't leave "free money" on the table. Understand your company's 401(k) investment options with our handy guide.

After graduating from college and beginning your career, it’s important to create a detailed plan for how to pay back your student loans in an efficient and timely manner. By remaining disciplined, you will also build a positive credit history for other important purchases.

How much uncertainty you can live with? Do you prefer to sit back & watch the stock ticker? Asking yourself these kinds of questions will help better determine your portfolio risk tolerance.

If you are saving for education, then you are familiar with a 529 Plan. When it comes time to pay, how are you able to get the most out of it?

Getting older requires being more serious about managing your money. Regardless of where you're starting, implementing these routines in your 30s and 40s can set you up for financial success.

Your parents took care of you growing up, and now as they grow older, the tables have turned. There can be changes to both your finances and lifestyle, which is why it's important to be prepared.

Childcare can grow into a huge expense. If you're in need of help as you return to work, these are your options when it comes to summertime childcare and how they'll affect you financially.

Will colleges be open for in-person instruction in the fall? This is a question many incoming students are currently facing.

The traditional amount for a down payment is 20% of the home’s value. Combine that with closing costs and other related expenses to determine the up-front cost of purchasing a home. If you need to save up more funds, use these tips to readjust your budget.

With patience and organization, establishing good credit doesn’t have to be complex. This article will help you understand the process and how to implement positive credit habits.

People are taking time during the COVID-19 crisis to update their finances and important life documents. Here are four estate plan details you should focus on in light of the current pandemic.

Being self-employed doesn't mean your retirement plans need to suffer. There are many self-employed retirement options that can help with your finances later in life.

Only 16.4 percent of U.S. high school students are required to take a personal finance course. It's up to you as a parent to teach your children financial basics. Here are 5 steps to get you started on the right foot.

Every 39 seconds, someone's account is hacked. Keep yourself and your personal information protected with these 4 free password protection tools you can download today.

Paperwork can add up quickly and not disposing of personal documents correctly puts you at risk for identity theft. Here's 5 types of files you should always shred.

Spring is an ideal time to clean up your finances, clear out the clutter & get a fresh start. Consider these 7 tips to get a better handle on your finances.