Episodes (185)
Traveling Internationally? How to Avoid Long Delays for a Passport
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Want a Good Job by Age 30? Take These Steps in Your 20s.
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Do You Leave a Tip at Self-Checkout Machines? Shoppers Are Confused.
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What Happens If You Die Without a Will? Depends on Where You Live.
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What the Class of 2023 Wants From Future Employers
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Expecting a Big Raise in 2023? Don’t Bet On It.
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Raises Offered to Workers to Switch Jobs Are Shrinking
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How to Fight Rising Subscription Fees Without Going Cold Turkey
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How CD Ladders Can Help Investors Get More From Their Savings
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The Psychology of Homebuying
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Employers Trying New Ways To Push Workers Back To The Office
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Music Fans Are Spending Big on Concert Tickets – And Nothing Else
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Retire? More Americans Over 60 Are Saying Never
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Here’s How to Negotiate a Better College Financial Aid Package
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How to Avoid the Most Common Mistakes Made by Homebuyers
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Companies Boost Days Off to Help Employees Manage Stress
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After a disastrous 2022, the 60-40 Investment Strategy Is Coming Back
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Ambitious Gen Z Workers Are Pushing Back Against Stereotypes
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Americans in Their 30s Are Racking Up Debt at Historic Rates
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Ways to Find the Most Affordable Mortgage Rate
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Meeting Someone for the First Time? Don’t Ask About Their Job
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Consumers Are Clicking ‘Cancel’ on Subscriptions
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What’s in Your Wallet? Financial Experts Say Probably Too Much
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Ways to Reduce Your Tax Bill Next Year
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Navigating the Spring Housing Market
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Weekend Work Is on the Rise
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Is Working Less Hours the Key to a Better Life?
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Finding Hidden, Free Stuff on Your Next Hotel Stay
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How Money, Even a Lot of it, Can Test a Marriage
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Buying a Home? Here’s What to Do Before Starting Your Search
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Study: Pay Transparency Laws Motivate Workers
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How Companies Decide Which Employees Will Be Laid Off
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Getting By on Less Than $1 Million in Retirement Savings
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Job-Loss Fears Trigger Use of Homebuying Escape Clauses
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Some Companies Now View Remote Work as a Liability
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Why Taking Out a Loan Is About to Get Harder
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How to Put Your Personal Finances Through a Stress Test
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More Students Are Forgoing College for Apprenticeships
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CDs and Cashlike Investments Shine Amid Stock Market Slump
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You Can Use Large Medical Expenses as a Tax Deduction, But There’s a Catch
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Many Borrowers Aren’t Ready to Resume Student-Loan Payments
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Inflation Sparks Skewed Memories of Lower Prices
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How the FDIC Protects Bank Depositors’ Cash
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Why Gen Zers’ 401(k)s Didn’t Lose Money in 2022
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Airbnb Ratings: Do Five Stars Tell the Whole Story?
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Why Stocks Have Lost Their Luster With Some Investors
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When Does It Make Sense to Hire a Tax Pro?
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Why Some Married Couples File Taxes Separately
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How to Avoid Making Impulsive Money Moves
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How to Lower Your Property Tax Bill
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