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Financially Savvy Female
This series aims to educate women about all phases of their financial lives, from paying off student loans to climbing the career ladder to preparing for retirement.
Retirement at Any Age
No matter how much you have saved up or plan to spend each month, get the latest tips and guidance on how you can make your money last.
GEN Z: The Future of Finances
In your early 20’s? Get financial advice on a variety of topics from the experts.
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From Our Featured Experts
Dave Ramsey
“The quickest right way to become a millionaire is to consistently invest over a long period of time. Don’t get distracted by market swings, trendy stocks or get-rich-quick schemes.”
Rachel Cruze
“Get this, two out of three impulse buys happen in bed on a phone! Ditch the urge to 'add to cart' and throw all that extra money toward debt or savings depending on your situation.”
Mark Cuban
“Don't follow excitement, follow your homework. People tend to chase excitement in markets thinking if everyone else is buying or selling, they should be too.”
Tori Dunlap
“Start paying off debt now. Start budgeting now. And start investing as soon as you can –– even if it's just $100 in an IRA or taking your company match each month.”
