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Buying Your First Home? Save, and Save Some More
The dream of owning a home in New York City can seem unattainable, especially fo
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Wealth Matters: The Teddy Bear Test, and Other Ways to Pass a State Tax Audit
Wealthy people with multiple homes may try to establish residency in lower-tax s
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Your Money: Another Admissions Advantage for the Affluent: Just Pay Full Price
No need to donate buildings or pay bribes. At Boston University, Carleton, Georg
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Wealth Matters: How to Avoid the Next Real Estate Downturn
Property investments have long been associated with wealth creation. In a recess
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Your Money Adviser: Health Savings Accounts Can Reduce Tax Bills. But Beware the Paperwork.
Money in an H.S.A. can pay doctors or dentists. It can also be invested and cove
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Tech We’re Using: Spending Is as Easy as Pushing a Button. The Hard Part? Keeping Track.
Tara Siegel Bernard, a personal finance reporter, recommends apps for budgeting,
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Retiring: You’re the ‘Money Person’ in Your Relationship? That’s Problematic
Couples often think that the person who is most financially literate should mana
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Your Money Adviser: These Loans Aim to Help Borrowers Build a Credit History
Two financial tech start-ups are offering credit-builder loans, which also help
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