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AARP believes all Americans should have peace of mind about their future long-term financial security.
AARP believes all Americans should have peace of mind about their future long-term financial security.
A credit counseling service may help you dig out of debt, but pick the agency with care.
While money problems can easily push the cash-strapped to the edge, an attempt to bridge financial shortfalls with risky payday loans can plunge them into a canyon of debt.
If you are having a hard time making your mortgage payments or think you are in a predatory mortgage loan, AARP offers some tips to help you.
Our handy checklist tells you which files to save (and for how long)—and which ones you can shred.
If you are self-employed, a SEP-IRA lets you save for retirement and get a tax deduction
Unlike debt-averse elders of previous generations, people over 50 today are racking up big bills, taking on far more debt than they can handle
If you have decided professional help is not right for you, consider these other help options.
Can lenders target homeowners for loans they can’t afford?
Annuities can be a good option for retirement, but there are others out there.
New state initiative designed to encourage personal savings.
Socially responsible investing appeals to those who want their investments to perform well and contribute positively to the world.
This five-part video will help you save, manage and protect your money so you’ll have it for retirement.
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