It’s exciting when your child lands a well-paying job, but when the first thing he wants to do is buy a fully loaded pickup truck, you may wonder how to steer him toward a smarter financial decision.
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Photographers didn't need captions to show the wealth gap of the 1930s. Their images told it all—lavish lives carried on while millions below endured hunger and despair. The contrast became part of history itself.
It’s a gut punch to lend money to a friend in good faith, only to have them treat themselves first when they come into some money. How do you handle the situation?
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Fudging numbers on a financing application might seem like a harmless shortcut to a new car, but if you can't make the payments, you'll be in a jam. Fortunately, there are other options than default.
Fraud is a rampant problem across the United States, but there are measures you can take to protect your bank account against fraud. Here's how to fraud-proof your bank account.
My son's wife is a gold digger and terrible person. I don't want to leave her a penny but want to make sure my son is set when I pass. What should I do?
