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Two Cents demystifies personal finance and teaches you how to budget on your own terms, which investments are right for you, and how to achieve financial independence and a comfortable retirement.
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Gen-Z coworkers on laptops
Why Gen Z Loves ‘Loud Budgeting’
 
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Four Dates All Student Loan Borrowers Should Know in 2024
 
Three Amazon Prime packages stacked on the front porch of a home
What Does Amazon Prime Cost (and What Does It Get You)?
 
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The Senior Discounts That Will Save You the Most Money
 
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Here's How Much You Should Save in Your 401(K) in 2024
 
Man and woman with shopping bags
How to Recover From Holiday Overspending
 
car sitting on a used car dealership lot
You Should Check Your Car’s Vehicle History Report Regularly (Even If You’re Not Selling It)
 
Shopping cart in grocery store
How to Pull Off a 'No-spend' Weekend That Doesn't Suck
 
Young happy couple drinking wine
Do You Spend Money Like a DINK or a HENRY?
 
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Wayfair, Macy's, and Other Retailers Are Charging Return Fees in 2024
 
Young professional organized working
Here's How Much You Could Save If You Set Aside $5 Every Day
 
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Don't Miss This Deadline for Estimated Quarterly Tax Payments
 
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The Best Time of Year to Contribute to Your IRA
 
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Retirement Planning Is Changing in 2024
 
Illustration of shopping addiction
How to Stop Your 'Emotional Spending'
 
Man looking in mirror, seeing different financial situation
How to Handle Your 'Money Dysmorphia'
 
Blend Jet blenders in boxes
Check If Your BlendJet Is Being Recalled for Overheating and Fire Risk
 
Amazon boxes on a porch
Avoid Impulse Buying by Disabling Amazon's 1-Click Ordering
 
An electrical meter against a brick wall
How to Figure Out Why Your Utility Bill Spiked
 
Man journaling new years resolutions
Make This Financial Resolution Before 'Spend Less' or 'Save More'