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The newly revamped Citi Prestige card offers 75,000 sign up points and a fourth night free at hotels. But you have to spend $7,500 in the first three months to get the offer.

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So you've finally started working and managed to save up a little cash. But with so many goals competing for your attention, what should you prioritize?

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Retirement savings targets can seem daunting for young workers. But starting with a lower savings rate and working your way up to a higher target is a reasonable way to go.

Foreigners and recent immigrants spent $153 billion buying American homes over the course of the last year, according to the National Association of Realtors.

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If Congress doesn't act soon, tens of millions of Americans won't be able to fully rely on government benefits when they retire in the future.

Student debt can explain up to 35% of the decline in homeownership for those under 30 years old, according to a new report from the Federal Reserve.

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Europe has a message for employers: Think twice before you check the social media profiles of job applicants.

Younger people say being a boss to older colleagues can be awkward ... but awesome.

Starting September 15, the three major credit reporting agencies will set a 180-day waiting period before including medical debt on a consumer's credit report.

Side hustles are becoming a key part of making ends meet for many Americans, especially for young people, according to a new study from Bankrate.

If you're planning for a retirement that is a decade or more away, setting a target replacement rate is a reasonable approach for estimating how much you need to save each year for retirement.

Americans would rather use debt to fund their experiences than buy possessions, according to a new study.

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Between your APR and 401(k), it's hard to know your FICA from your FICO.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau issued a new rule Monday that will prevent companies from using arbitration clauses to block group lawsuits.