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Refinance your mortgage to tackle debt the right wayIt聽might聽seem as though there鈥檚聽no relief from high-interest balances, but you can take steps to lower your burden. For homeowners, one of them is to consolidate your debt and lower your monthly bills by refinancing your mortgage.
Are home repair warranties worth the cost?Is a home repair warranty ever worth the cost? In some scenarios, it can be worth it to have the extra peace of mind.
Avoid these eight debt-reduction mistakes when modifying your budgetIt's always a good idea to reduce the amount of debt you have. What should you be tackling first?
Global electric car sales on the riseAfter four years of steady growth, U.S. plug-in electric car sales were essentially flat last year. However, in other parts of the world, it was a different story.
Fourteen thrifty places to buy a prom dress onlineWe've put together a list of little-known online stores that offer adorable dresses at affordable prices. With styles ranging from聽Morticia Adams goth to聽fairytale princess poof and everything in between, you're sure to find聽a dream dress for less at one of these sites.
The best and worst tax ideas of the 2016 presidential electionAn expert panel tackles聽the most interesting tax ideas of the campaign so far. Some are good. Some are terrible. Some are, well, thought-provoking.聽
Refinancing a mortgage to pay off debt: the pros and consDeclining mortgage interest rates in recent years have coincided with increasing levels of consumer debt for many Americans. Those trends have made more people consider mortgage refinancing as a way to reduce their consumer debt burden.
$35 airfare and a cheap Alaska cruise: the week's best travel dealsFrom a seven-night Alaskan cruise to a resort stay for four in Williamsburg, read on to see the best ways to score all kinds of affordable, memorable journeys.
Five ways kids stress your finances (and what you can do about it)Having kids can be extremely expensive. Fortunately, there are ways to ease the financial burden.
How Americans learn the wrong lessons from Tax DayPolicymakers should consider how to use the civic obligation of tax filing as an opportunity for civic education about the true structure of the income tax.
Can 'boomerang kids' be a tax break?There are a few things parents can do at tax time聽to help offset the costs of letting those adult children stay in the nest.聽
MacBook Pro 13" hits lowest price ever: the week's best laptop dealsThis week's roundup of the best laptop deals聽has several awesome choices, for both Mac and PC users. Read on to save!
First LookMovie watchers to AMC: Let's keep the ban on cellphones in moviesAdam Aron, head of AMC Entertainment, has reversed course on a previous statement expressing interest in allowing texting in AMC movie theaters.
How to talk to your kids about moneyTalking to your kids about how to handle finance can be an important step in their fiscal development.
How to find ethically sourced products you can affordBuying ethically-sourced products can feel like a daunting task, especially when many seem so expensive. Fortunately, there are workable solutions.
This is the easiest way the US can stop corporate tax dodgersCongress could close the nation鈥檚 tax loopholes without waiting for comprehensive tax reform. And, if Congress does its job right, the US Department of the Treasury could stop patching the corporate tax quilt on its own.
Renting? Here are six ways to stretch your cashAs any smart renter will tell you, you don鈥檛 need to break the bank to have a roof over your head.
BMW 7-Series sedans recalled, sales haltedThe BMW 7-Series recall involves an estimated 6,110 BMW 740Li, 750Li, and 750Lxi models built between July 1, 2015 and December 11, 2015. Some 47,000 2016 7-Series have been built worldwide and a total of 26,000 are affected.
Lexus says luxury hybrids now a top sellerToyota is the world's top producer and promoter of hybrid cars, and its enthusiasm extends to its Lexus luxury brand as well.
First LookNot even low interest rates are enticing consumers to borrowIn developed countries around the world, consumers have become noticeably less interested in spending 鈥� and much more intent on saving 鈥� than they were before the Great Recession.
