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Learn seven basic personal finance strategies, including tips for saving, budgeting and handling debt, to get your post-college life off to a good start.

Congratulations on receiving a holiday bonus! Be careful though, do you know the tax implications? Learn how to maximize return and minimize taxes.

Do you want to use your Roth IRA as a rainy day fund? Discover the two 60-day windows to consider when withdrawing funds from a Roth IRA.

Learn how to lower your monthly mortgage payments and the interest rate on your home loan by refinancing.

Discover the limits on 401(k) contributions and matching contributions if you are participating in an employer-matched 401(k).

Learn how delayed financing can help potential homebuyers compete with other buyers who can pay cash to get their dream homes.

Compare the pros and cons of refinancing with current low mortgage rates to making additional payments towards the principal and saving on interest.

With growing consumer debts, should consumers refinance their mortgage to pay off debts? Discover some of the pros and cons.

You've been saving into your employer-sponsored 401(k) retirement plan, but now you are leaving. Discover your options for what to do with your old 401(k).

As an adult, you are told that saving money, as opposed to investing it, isn’t always the best strategy. What’s the real story?

Asset allocation models refer to three asset classes in your investment portfolio: stocks, bonds and cash. Learn the major issues in picking an asset allocation model.

If you work for yourself, saving for retirement takes a little bit more effort. Here are three qualified retirement plans that are popular among the self-employed:

Learn about rule 72(t), which allows you to withdraw funds from your 401(k), IRA, or tax-sheltered annuity prior to the age of 59-½.

ETFs can be excellent low-cost investments, or they can be disproportionately expensive money drains. Learn what to look for so you can spot the difference.

The end of a year is a time to assess the past and look forward to new opportunities. Give your holdings a review and consider these strategies as you do.

529 plans are one of the best options available to save for your child's college education, but because of their tax-deferred status, you need to be careful when withdrawing at the end of the year.

Learn How to Execute Your Rollover Like a Pro

Debt as you approach retirement can be stressful, as you have less time to make up for shortfalls. Learn which kinds of debt you need to shed before you retire.