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When it comes to getting an auto loan, look carefully at all your options. What initially looks like a great offer may end up costing you more in the long run.

With mortgage rates expected to increase, potential homebuyers should consider economic forecasts.

Fresh attention is focusing on retirement savings plans structured to help those caught in the middle — above the poverty line, but not financially comfortable.

Setting goals to do more with your money makes it more likely to see results. Here are tips to help you set goals and live a healthier financial life.

Before you use up the last of your budget on holiday gifts, spend a few minutes thinking about your charitable giving and how you might improve your tax benefits next April. If you make a charitable contribution, you'll gain personal satisfaction – and your gift may reduce the taxes you may owe.

A common adage is that the best defense is a good offense. With the increasing frequency of fraud reports and data breaches, it’s critically important for consumers to educate themselves and keep personal information under control. A watchful eye on your financial accounts can save you untold stress.

A monthly auto payment should be no more than 20% of your gross monthly income. And know your credit score up front. Use our online payment calculators to help you see which vehicles fit your budget.

Taking the time to properly plan and prepare for buying a car can save you hundreds of dollars and set yourself up for a more secure financial future.