Money
- Banking
- Budgeting
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- Home-Buying
- Housing
- Insurance
- Investing
- Retirement
- Scams
- Shopping
- Personal Finance
- Side-Hustles
- Taxes
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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Tyson Recalls These Dino Chicken Nuggets That May Contain Metal Pieces
The poultry processor is voluntarily recalling 30,000 pounds of chicken.
How to Get Rid of PMI As Soon As Possible
If you had to purchase private mortgage insurance to get your home loan, don’t wait around for your lender to cancel it.
You Can (Probably) Still Make a Killing on I Bonds
Miss out on the previous high interest rates? You might be in luck—here's when to buy Series I savings bonds.
You Can Save More Money in Your Retirement Accounts in 2024
Take advantage of higher contribution limits for your 401(k) and IRAs next year.
Don't Miss These November Class-Action Settlement Deadlines
From OnePlus phones to Navient student loans, don't miss these class action settlement deadlines in November 2023.
Why Putting More in a 401(k) Can Now Increase Your College Financial Aid
New FAFSA rules will simplify the form and help more aid go to those who need it most.
Why You Should Shop the Early Black Friday Deals This Year
These pre-Black Friday deals are often as good as it gets, but they won't last.
These AI-Powered Apps Can Help You Save Money
I'm not saying ChatGPT should be your financial advisor, but plenty of AI-driven apps can give your finances a boost.
Maybe You Have a 'Financial Kink'?
I asked a dominatrix to explain how and why submissives send her money online.
How to Get Health Insurance When You’re Self-Employed
Being your own boss means taking charge of your own health insurance.
These Eight Banks Reimburse ATM Fees
I refuse to lose another three bucks to access my own money.
These Are the Best Tools for Tracking Online Sale Prices
Camelcamelcamel, Honey, SlickDeals (and more) can help you determine whether those online "deals" really are deals.
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All the Different Retirement Accounts You Can Take Advantage Of
It’s never too late to start saving for retirement, but anyone who starts early gets a huge advantage.
How to Avoid Pump Switching Scams at the Gas Station
What to know about this scheme—especially if you pay by credit card.
How to Tell a Fake Rolex From a Real One in 2023
It used to be fairly easy to tell a fake Rolex from a real one, but these days, it can be nearly impossible.
Everything You Should Do Now If You Shop on Black Friday
If you plan ahead on the deals you want to look for, you're less likely to overspend in the heat of the moment.
How to Spot Financial Infidelity (and What to Do About It)
Secrecy around money damages trust—and could ruin your relationship.
Here’s How Much You Can Make Renting Out Your Driveway
People need to stash their cars somewhere, and they’re may be willing to pay to use your driveway.
When to Use a Robo-Advisor (and When to Avoid Them)
Robo-advisors simplify the investment process, but sometimes their cons outweigh the pros.
Don't Make These Mistakes With Your Roth IRA
The Roth IRA is one of your most powerful retirement savings tools—when used correctly.