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Investing: Where, When, and How to Start

Finding out the basics of investing is simpler than you think. And learning where you fit into that world depends on you and your financial goals.

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How to Start Saving (and Planning) for Your First Home

Owning a home has always been a staple dream for many Americans, young and old.

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What is a Good Interest Rate?

The interest rate is essentially a portion of the original amount you borrow, or the principal, added back on to the overall amount you owe. Here are some of the best interest rates around and how to find them.

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