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You made it through another tax season. Now you can forget all about deductions and tax credits and focus on what really matters: how to put that refund to work.

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Carefree selfies. Snapchat-worthy moments. Enviable memories. In a social media world, the epic spring break trip is goals. But not everyone has an epic bank account to make it happen. In fact, the average spring breaker can barely afford a $700 trip

Which of the following sums up your feelings on student loan debt? Makes me want to bawl like a baby. I pray for the zombie apocalypse. Goodbye credit score. It’s a trap! If you chose any or all of the above, you’re not alone. Last year’s grads owe

Let your tax refund move you forward in life. Do that with your refund instead and thank yourself later.

Knowing how overdraft protection works can help you stay on top of your checking account. Your available checking account balance may not always reflect all the money you’ve spent. Avoid overdraft fees by planning ahead.

The open water is calling your name. Curious about becoming a boat owner and the costs involved? Here are some of the ongoing boat expenses to expect that go beyond the sticker price.

Learn the tricks to negotiate a great deal on your next vehicle—and your next auto loan.

If something were to happen to you, how would your family take care of your pet—or your children? Pay your mortgage? Cover your funeral expenses?