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In these difficult economic times, many people despair of ever getting out of debt. But with a few simple steps, it can be done. Here are some hints and tips.

During the current economic climate, getting good interest rates on savings may appear impossible. But with a little research it can be done.

Make your New Year's resolution this year to put more money into savings with these simple tips.

Is it best to use all your savings to pay off debts, or would you be better off keeping your savings account for a rainy day? This article looks at the pros and cons.

As the credit crisis continues, interest rates are getting lower, with some approaching zero. In this economic climate, where should one put any spare money?

It's a common dilemma for many people -- should you reduce the size of your mortgage by using your savings? In general you should, but there are exceptions to this rule.

Many new parents are worried about whether they can really afford to have a baby.

Between Oprah Winfrey's "Money" segment and Ameritrade's "Save Yourself Account", people can immediately start improving their financial health with two free books.

In tight financial times, many people turn to quick cash loans, intending to pay the lender back with their next paycheck.

Findependence Day is a financial novel that charts the 22-year journey to financial independence of a young married couple.

Consumers can keep more money in their pockets to improve their financial situation or to make sure they are only spending money on purchases they actually want or need.

Few things are worse than being stuck in a job that causes constant stress and anxiety. A career change may be the best way to find happiness, even in a poor economy.