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When someone needs to divorce but cannot afford to live alone, immediate financial safety becomes the priority.

Pay Dirt is Slate’s money advice column. Have a question? Send it to Kristin and Ilyce here. (It’s anonymous!) Dear Pay Dirt, A year and a half ago, I went through one of the most disgusting ...

People who are constantly spending and living to impress others often stay broke no matter how much money they make.

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Employers have used free meals and snacks to lure workers back to the office. Republicans decided that’s no longer worth a tax deduction, unless you work in the Alaska fishing industry or a ...

The question is this: Should you actually invest your own money in these accounts? Or is there a better option among the other types of regular and tax-advantaged accounts that are already available?

5 On Your Side Don't Waste Your Money: Sam's Club or Costco Joining a warehouse club is getting pricier and some shoppers are wondering if they are still worth it and which one is better.

I've watched many people spend huge amounts of money keeping their computers running or up to speed. But they don't have to with Linux. Here's why.

Tom Gimbel, job expert and founder of LaSalle Network, fills in for Jon Hansen on Your Money Matters! Segment 1: Tim Paradis, Future-of-work correspondent at Business Insider joins to talk about the ...