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Feds squash "free credit score" scheme that wasn't really free
Before you click on an ad for a free credit score, read the latest from the Federal Trade Commission.
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Study: Millennials say they have money confidence, but their actions tell a different story
Youngsters say they know about good money habits, but they don’t always follow them, study says.
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How long to keep old financial statements
You don’t have to keep all those papers forever — mostly.
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Deciding if the cost of long-term care insurance is worth it
Long-term care insurance is pricey, but not as pricey as shouldering the cost of care on your own.
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Couple must push back retirement date or risk running out of money
Prolonging retirement, even by two years, can make a big difference to your long-term financial health.
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Should I choose NJBest or another 529 Plan?
You don’t have to choose your own state’s 529 Plan for college savings.
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Protecting your child's inheritance from creditors
You can protect an inheritance from creditors, but it will mean restrictions for your heir.
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How much does a 4-bedroom, 2-bath home cost in New Jersey?
A new study shows the average cost of homes in New Jersey.
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Can I use my IRA to pay for college?
Even if you can take IRA funds to pay for college, there may be better options.
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