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Is it worth renovating before listing your home?
The explainer Getting your house in top-notch shape will help attract potential buyers, but not all renovations are worth the money
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Is it worth trying to get the highest credit score?
The Explainer Here's what to know if you are seeking a perfect 850
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What are the rules of a no-buy vs. low-buy year?
The Explainer These two revised approaches to purchasing could help you save big
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How to avoid Blue Monday's financial woes
The Explainer The most depressing day of the year can actually be a catalyst for good money decisions
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Hoping to sell your house in 2025? Here's what to expect.
The Explainer Will the housing market favor buyers or sellers this year?
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Will house prices rise in 2025?
The Explainer Whether it will be feast or famine for the property market when it comes to house prices is hard to predict
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How to decide on the right student loan repayment plan
The explainer President-elect Donald Trump seems unlikely to approve more student loan forgiveness, so you may want to consider other options
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When does a Roth 401(k) make more sense?
The Explainer There are several key differences between a Roth 401(k) and a 401(k) that may make one option more beneficial than the other
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4 tips to save if you're returning to the office
The Explainer There are ways to protect your budget as you change your daily work routine
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How to map out your financial plan for this year
The Explainer Stay on track to meet your short- and long-term goals
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More than 170,000 residents live permanently in static caravans in the UK
In The Spotlight Legal action begins after people lose life savings and are forced to sell homes to cover 'hidden costs'
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Will you owe taxes on your year-end bonus?
The Explainer Since your bonus counts as supplemental wages, it can be subject to different federal withholding rules
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PAYE vs. ICR: how these income-driven plans work for student loans
The Explainer As of December 2024, borrowers can once again enroll in Paye as You Earn (PAYE) and Income-Contingent Repayment (ICR)
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What are annuities and how do they work?
The explainer They are commonly associated with retirement planning due to their ability to provide reliable payments over time
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