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When a tenant begins telling neighbors that he is the building owner, the real owner needs to step in and set the record straight to prevent confusion.

If collection agencies are demanding that you pay back the debt of a deceased relatives, you need to know your rights before you do anything else.

Baby boomers didn’t always explain money well—but many of their warnings came from hard-earned mistakes. To millennials, that advice often sounded outdated, annoying, or incomprehensible in a Charlie Brown–teacher sort of way. Now, a lot of millennials are realizing—usually mid-budget crisis—that those warnings weren’t totally wrong after all.

That satisfied feeling after shopping once lasted for weeks. Today, many people find themselves back in the aisle days later, scanning receipts and cupboards, wondering how full bags emptied so fast.

You're looking to sell your home, but the kitchen and some of the other rooms are looking dated. Does it make sense to renovate before putting the house on the market?

Letting it slip to a coworker that you got a big raise could backfire on you in more ways than one.

A salary that once promised stability now comes with unexpected tradeoffs. Six figures used to signal financial confidence, but today, that assumption feels outdated. Rising costs and regional price gaps have quietly rewritten the rules of comfort.

The realtor insisted that you use his recommended home inspector, but he missed several problems with the house that are going to cost you money. We look at what options you still have.

Investing $1,000 at birth sounds like a powerful advantage, as market growth and optimistic projections create high expectations. Yet when the numbers are examined closely, the outcome looks far more modest.

Marriage still carries cultural weight, but fewer Americans feel able to reach it. Financial pressure and widening inequality are quietly redefining who marries and when.

Weekend calls slowed, then stopped. No fight, no blowup. A parent kept reaching out, worried and hopeful, while messages went unanswered, until silence turned into peace and a quiet financial decision to change the will.

If you're about to go on maternity leave from your job and not planning to return afterward, you're far better off not quitting right away.