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Your 20s are an important time for your finances. This is the time to set yourself up for long-term financial success. Here are some money moves you should make when in your 20s.

One of the best things you can do to ensure financial security is to dodge the many scams out there. But how do you do that? Here are some ways to avoid scams. 

Simple ways to boost your retirement accounts.

Retirement can seem far away, but it’ll be here before you know it. That means you should be thinking of how you’ll afford your golden years way before they arrive. Here are three moves to make that will help set you up for a comfortable retirement.

Is refinancing your home loan the right choice for you?

Do one thing: If you are considering refinancing, research and get quotes from several lenders (at least three) to find the best rate before taking the plunge.

What factors increase and decrease your car insurance rates.

Many things go into a car insurance rate. Your driving record is certainly one of the factors used, but others can raise or lower premiums. Here’s a breakdown.

We’ll help you evaluate the options that make the most sense for you.

Do one thing: If you don’t have an emergency fund, it’s time to open a separate high-yield savings or money market account to start building one.

Turn the taboo of money into productive financial steps in personal relationships.

Money can be a sensitive issue, which is why it’s no surprise that it can impact personal relationships. Here are some ways that money can affect your relationship and what to do about each one.

Comparing inflation vs. deflation.

When prices go up, there’s panic. When prices go down, everyone celebrates. But there’s more nuance to the price of goods and services. Here’s what to know about inflation.

How to boost your emergency savings account quickly.

You want to have an emergency fund to deal with life’s uncertainties. Experts say the fund should have enough money to cover six months of expenses. Here’s how to get that fund going.

Use your budget as a tool to pay off debt.

If you’re struggling with debt, you can use a simple budget to dig yourself out. Yes, a simple budget is a great way to deal with debt. It provides a framework that will guide you to eventually being debt-free. Here’s what you should know.