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From thrift finds to luxury goods, the growing secondhand market is reshaping consumer spending and changing how the government measures inflation.

Learn how the so-called 529 grandparent "loophole" works under the new FAFSA rules, plus tax, CSS Profile, and family planning considerations.

IRAs are retirement accounts that allow savers to build their retirement savings through consistent contributions, potential investment growth, and tax advantages.

Learn which 529 expenses qualify for tax-free withdrawals after recent law changes — and which costs could trigger taxes and penalties. 

Compare CDs and high-yield savings accounts by access, taxes, and savings timeline to decide where your cash fits best.

U.S. households are projected to spend an average of $778 on electricity between June and September. Here's this month's money news.

An “order of operations” approach can help you prioritize your competing financial demands with purpose.

Here's what to look for in fees, tax benefits, investment options, and other features of this education savings tool.

I bonds are U.S. government-backed savings bonds that combine a fixed rate with inflation-linked interest. Learn how I bonds work and the rules that apply.