Episodes (185)
The ‘Sibling Discount’ for College Financial-Aid Is Ending
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Why Credit Scores Tend to Decline in Retirement
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Why More Travelers Are Taking the Bus
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A Popular 401(k) Tax Break Is Going Away
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Pay Raises Are Finally Beating Inflation
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Financial Mistakes to Avoid When Sending Kids Off to College
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The Battle Over Mondays in the Office
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Airline Credit Cards: Know the Perks, the Points and the Pitfalls
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Why You Should Challenge Those Self-Imposed Career and Life Deadlines
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Some Retirees Are Full of Regret. Here’s How to Retire Better.
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From Pause to Pay: Student-Loan Borrowers Prepare to Resume Payments
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For Stock Investing, Older Americans Are Thinking Young
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More Americans Are Losing Their Home Insurance
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Unlimited Flights for a Flat Fee: Is It Worth It?
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More Wealthy Americans Are Shopping at the Dollar Stores
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How to Prepare for the Resumption of Student Loan Payments
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Why Your Bank Wants to Know How Much You Make
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Why Fixer-Upper Homes Are So Unpopular Now
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How to Appeal When Your Health Insurer Rejects a Claim
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Consumers Hate Fees, But Are Willing to Pay Them Anyway
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How to Deal With the Office Jerk
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Teen Accounts on Payment Apps Offer Lessons on Saving, Stock Trading
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Why You Shouldn’t Check Your 401(k) During a Bull Market
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How Companies Are Addressing Worker Frustration
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Hiring the Class of 2023 Includes Trainings on Soft Skills
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New-Lease Rents Are Declining for the First Time in Years
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Worker Frustration Is On the Rise
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When Tipping Gets Awkward
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Tax Rules for Sports Betting
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How to Fit More ‘Me Time’ Into Your Schedule
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Summer Travel: Be Prepared for Higher Prices. And Higher Fees.
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Bond Investing: How a Robo Adviser Makes it Easy
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How Workers Are Using Generative AI Tools to Increase Productivity
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Why You Should Consider Having Both a 401(k) and an IRA
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Student-Loan Repayment Freeze Is Ending. Are Your Finances Ready?
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Inheriting the Family House? Consider These Financial Questions
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‘Baby Bonds’ Could Help End Poverty in America
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How Retailers and Businesses Can Capitalize on the Hybrid Workforce
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Pandemic Whiplash Is Causing Young Americans to Ignore Their Bills
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Summer Vacation: How to Avoid Skyrocketing Costs
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How Writing Paper Checks Can Expose You to Fraud and Theft
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How Paperwork Errors Cost Families Life-Insurance Payouts
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Why Companies Are Raising Prices Even as Consumer Confidence Wanes
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Why Health Savings Accounts Are Both Misunderstood and Underused
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Forget Florida. Many Retirees Are Settling Down in Alabama.
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More Wives Who Outearn Their Husbands, Now Less Likely to Divorce
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How to Get Insurers to Pay for Ozempic and Other Weight-Loss Drugs
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Some Buy Now, Pay Later Customers Are Facing Rejection
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Social Security Payments Could Be Affected if U.S. Hits Debt Limit
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Work-Life Balance: For Younger Workers, It’s Easier Said Than Done
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