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Caitlin Cochrane
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How to Send Money to Someone Without a Bank Account
Your friend needs cash but is "unbanked"? You have plenty of ways to help.
What Is a Certified Check?
Find out what it means when a check has been given the bank's seal of approval.
What's a High-Yield Savings Account? And How Do You Get One?
Here's how to make more money with your money.
How to Open a Bank Account
Follow these tips and you'll be banking in no time.
How — and Why — to Put Your Money in CDs
You'll earn better interest, if you can deal with having your money locked up for months or years.
Checking vs. Savings Accounts: Do You Need Both?
They offer different services — and both are better than stuffing money into your mattress.
Married People Reveal the Top Wastes of Money at Weddings
Your guests won't remember the monogrammed napkins or special programs.
What Is Libor, and Why Should You Care?
This London-based interest rate may be a major reason for rates you're paying.
What Happens to Your Debt When You Die?
If you're like most people, you'll go to your grave owing money. Will your loved ones be stuck with that debt?
What the Heck Is the Yield Curve? And What Is It Telling Us?
Experts say it's pointing to another recession. But just what is it exactly?
Is Student Loan Consolidation for You? The Pros and Cons
Consolidation can streamline your student debt and reduce your monthly payment. But it's not for every borrower.
APR vs. Interest Rate: What's the Difference?
Those two numbers may seem similar, but they serve very different functions.
This Big Bank Has Joined the Payday Loans Game
The costly short-term loans are being offered by a major financial institution -- which is drawing familiar criticism.
You Won't Believe What 40% of Americans Would Do With $10K
It's surprising that so many people give this answer.
3 Ways to Say an Early Goodbye to Your Mortgage
Interest adds up over time. So if you cut down the time it takes to repay your loan, you'll pay less interest.
How and When to Lock in Your Best Mortgage Rate
Nail down a good rate, and you could save yourself thousands in interest costs.
What Is a Checking Account?
Checking accounts, what are they good for?
Should We Worry About Negative Interest Rates?
In other parts of the world, depositors pay interest and borrowers earn it. Is the U.S. next?
The Best States for Making Your Living
Booming industries, safe workplaces, low unemployment and affordable costs make these the best places for workers.
The Best Ways to Cover a $1,000 Expense That Blindsided You
You have plenty of options for fixing the damage.
The States Where It's Hardest to Make a Living
Things aren't tough all over -- just mostly in these places.
What Marie Kondo Says About Your Messy Finances
Learn to declutter your financial life and spark joy with your spending.
Gamification Can Help You Save Money
Zero savings, piles of debt, no workable budget, and no emergency fund are financial holes that will swallow your life.
These Clues Tell You It's Time to Break Up With Your Bank
Don't settle for less in your financial life.
Wise Up on Compound Interest: A Powerful Force for Saving
Make your money work for you with compound interest!
The Most Expensive Major League Ballparks For Fans
Going to a game can be a serious stee-rike against your family budget.
APY: What Is It Exactly?
Learn the lingo.
What Is APR — and Why Should You Care?
Three little initials can tell what that loan will cost you.
Guys in Old Underwear and Other Weird Signs of a Recession
Prepare yourself for the wildest economic theories you'll ever hear.
Roth IRA vs. 401(k): Which Is Better for Retirement Savers?
Your choice depends on whether you'd rather pay taxes now, or later.
5 Financial Lessons That Every Adult Should Learn
These basic tenets of financial wisdom will help you take control of your money and your life.
2019 Valentine's Day Prices: Not for the Faint of Heart
We found that your wallet may not love what a traditional Valentine's Day costs this year.
You'll Master Holiday Tipping With This Handy Checklist
Here's a guide to proper gifts for the service people in your life -- so no one will feel shortchanged.
Suze Orman Says These Are The Biggest Money No-Nos
Don't do these things and you'll enjoy a better financial life, the money guru says.
The Top Money Lessons You Learn Watching Game of Thrones
The Mother of Dragons, Littlefinger and the rest can help you be ready for a financial winter.
The Biggest Back-to-School Shopping Mistakes Parents Make
Moms and dads need to get schooled, too.
5 Key Finance Facts That Most People Get Wrong
If you take out a $1,000 loan that has a 20% interest rate, how much will you owe each year in interest?
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