Dear Stumbled, Last September, my husband and I left our children with their grandparents and left for Ireland. Our $2,132 itinerary took…
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For the past two decades, Liz Birenbaum's 88-year-old mother, Marge, has received her Social Security check on the second Wednesday of every…
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Decades ago, your vacation most likely began with a visit to a travel agent, who relied on a combination of experience and…
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Millions of Americans could soon see lower credit card bills after the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Tuesday finalized a federal rule…
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Job growth, wage growth and business growth are all buoyant, and inflation has fallen sharply from its 2022 highs. But consumer confidence,…
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Running a child care business has long been a very challenging math problem: many providers can barely afford to operate, but many…
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Credit card debt is increasing and purchasing a card with a lower interest rate can help you save money. But the challenge…
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“Throw the keys out the open window of the kiosk. We will receive the car when we open later”: Those somewhat unorthodox…
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Conventional wisdom dictates that retiring with debt (especially debt as large and significant as a mortgage) is financially risky at best and…
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It's a miserable year to apply for financial aid. Millions of families likely won't receive a final price tag for college until…
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When New York magazine's financial advice columnist published an article that went viral Thursday about falling victim to a $50,000 scam, my…
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Starting this year, some of the money in 529 college savings accounts can be used for retirement if it is not needed…
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Starting this year, a federal law allows employers to enroll workers in emergency savings accounts linked to their retirement accounts. But some…
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While others focus on New Year’s resolutions, my family and I make a list of dreams about where we want to go.…
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Crash diets have collapsed, new budgets won’t budge, and your Peloton is now the most expensive clothesline in the world. But even…
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