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7 Best Money Management Tips From John Oliver

Cable TV funnyman John Oliver gets a lot of laughs skewering the rich and powerful. Through the mirth, he also shares some solid financial advice.

The sad truth is that some 401K plans offer bad investments with high fees. Learn how to evaluate yours before you lose too much.

Reverse mortgages don't have the best reputation, but when entered into wisely, an HECM can offer seniors strapped for cash real help.

The lucky ducks who win the lotto — or any kind of windfall, really — also win a whole new set of headaches.

Congratulations, you're out of the red! Now it's time to start making your money work hard for you, too.

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A promotion isn't an invitation to launch a spending spree. Make these smart, responsible money moves instead.

High-five, empty nester! Your chicks have successfully spread their wings. Now it's time to get your finances back on track.

These turning points in your life bring critical money matters to the table. Are you ready?

No need to shell out for a financial planner or risk going it alone. The Internet has all the tools you need to build your own wealth.

Personal finance is best handled with numbers — accurate numbers. These great online calculators have you covered, no math skills required.

Congratulations, grad! After you stash your cap and gown, it's time to make these money moves ASAP.

Investing seems so risky — and complicated. It really isn't, though, if you stick to the basics.

Forget the spreadsheets. The best thing you can do for your budget is to take a step back and look at the big picture.

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You can achieve a whole lot in 12 short months. Start today and this time next year you'll be a whole lot better off.

Congratulations! You're finally free of credit card debt. Now what should you do?

Life is best lived with no regrets. But if you make these money moves, you’re sure to have a few.

To pay down debt, or to invest? That is the question. How do you decide which way to tip the scales?

Struggling to build up a savings? It might be all in your frame of mind...