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Going through a divorce is hard enough. It becomes even more difficult when you find that you’re not able to reach the financial settlement you were hoping for because you didn’t take care of your finances when you first separated.

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Like most people, you probably plan to retire someday. If you have a salary and 401(k), you're off to a good start, but knowing how to take advantage of them is key to a successful and enriching retirement. ?

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Your goal amount will depend on the lifestyle and retirement date you want as well as the other sources of income you'll have.

Just getting started? Save what you can.

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In theory, the idea of a market-linked CD seems sound. But there are many complexities to market-linked CDs that could impact how much you earn.

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At over $1 trillion, student debt is the most common form of debt. While there's no secret trick to pay student debt back in a month, it also doesn't have to loom over you for 30 years. Here's how to tackle that student loan. ?

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A traditional IRA can be a great retirement savings tool because it lets you put money away that will grow tax-deferred until it's withdrawn.

But in exchange for the tax break, the Internal Revenue Code imposes some strict rules for withdrawals, and you can be charged with penalties from 10 to 50 percent if you don't follow them.

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Managing your money and hitting your financial goals has never been easier with these personal finance tips!

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Because lending involves risk, lenders are more inclined to lend money - and to offer better terms - to people who have good credit. Credit-builder loans help solve the most frustrating problem you face when trying to improve your credit.

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Do your money management skills need an overhaul?

If you're realizing that your current budgeting system isn't working for you (or if you haven't established one yet), don't worry. Here are three steps you can take starting right now to get your financial situation back on track.

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Making arrangements to be financially stable in the future requires a little tact and a lot of planning. Luckily you don't have to do it alone. This path has been forged many times before - people have made and learned from mistakes, so you don't have to make them too.