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Perhaps one of the more unexpected trends of late is the move to retire on a cruise ship.

Here are four key considerations when protecting your financial assets.

Social Security is a federal insurance program that provides money to retired people and select others. But usually there are more questions than answers, so here is what you need to know.

Those people who work with a financial advisor rarely go back to investing without one. Find out why.

Finally there’s a chill in the air and fall is upon us. Here are some tips on how to celebrate your love for the season without spending a pretty penny.

If you’re one of the roughly 300 million Americans living in debt, the idea of categorizing it into “good” and “bad” may seem a little crazy.

One of the huge expenses being pushed off the horizon for millennials is owning a house. Luckily, home ownership may not be as far out of reach as this generation may have been led to believe it is.

Check out how these common “small” expenses can actually add up to a pretty penny if you consider the big picture.

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is your starting point for paying for college. $120 billion is awarded each year through the FAFSA to students through grants, work-study programs, and low-interest loans.

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