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Are you and your money ready for retirement? Chances are, you're not. One of the nation's leading financial experts offers tips to help anyone at any age and any income level start making smart money decisions today.
Like millions of other Americans, Leah Ingram's family was forced to downsize and curb its spending. Rather than becoming a "cheapskate," she found creative new ways to save money and get more value out of her purchases. She explains how.
Cent-Savvy is a couponing queen. She shares her secrets to success on cent-savvy.com, and also here on GrowingBolder.com! We could all stand to save a little cash, so we decided to learn more about the money maven in this installment of 5QW.
She's been called the Prophet of Consumption Downsizers, and she's here to help you reset your priorities and regain control of your finances.
An unlikely corporate icon, Rossmeyer parlayed street smarts and a willingness to gamble into a major business empire. In a GB exclusive, we visited Rossmeyer and found a man motivated not by money, but by fun.
It turns out, retirement living may have less to do with your investments and much more to do with trimming the fat from your expenses. The Ultimate Cheapskate reveals the secrets of living the retirement you want on any budget.
More and more Americans are reaching retirement age with so much debt they can't afford to retire. One of the nation's most recognized personal finance experts says you have the power to get yourself out of debt with some simple strategies.
Is your money ready for the rest of your life? Financial whiz Julie Jason says she can help anyone at any income level learn to avoid common mistakes to make their investments last.
Woman, 68 years old and Homeless. I never thought this would happen to me. Never in a million years. But here it is, 68 years old and homeless, no roof. I once knew country club living, but after a bitter divorce, I was left with basically nothing. Two suitcases full of my clothes, my mother’s lamp, and my golf clubs. I had been a championship golfer back then, winning many tournaments....
When Bob Lee survived colon cancer, he put his pedals to the metal to raise money for the disease.