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Money
- Banking
- Budgeting
- Credit Cards
- Debt
- Home-Buying
- Housing
- Insurance
- Investing
- Retirement
- Scams
- Shopping
- Personal Finance
- Side-Hustles
- Taxes
Two Cents demystifies personal finance and teaches you how to budget on your own terms, which investments are right for you, and how to achieve financial independence and a comfortable retirement.
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The ‘Walmart Deals’ Sale Is Walmart’s Answer to Prime Day
Walmart+ Week was a flop, but Walmart Deals might make up for it.
How to Help Your Parents Afford Retirement Without Going Broke Yourself
Your parents are aging and have zero money. You can help, but make sure they don’t take you down with them.
The Best Strategies for Lowering Your Credit Card Interest Rate
Don't overlook the most straightforward approach to getting a better interest rate.
How to Decide If a Credit Card Balance Transfer Is the Right Move
A balance transfer is a tool, but not a long-term solution.
Zero-Waste Stores Aren't As Good As People Think
Zero-waste stores focus on sustainable products and aim to cut down on packaging waste. But do they deliver?
These Numbers Will Convince Your Teen to Start Saving for Retirement
Start investing from your very first summer job, and you could be set for life.
Eight Subtle Signs That You’re About to Buy a Money Pit
The signs that a home is about to suck your bank account dry are not always obvious.
How to Make Money With Your Home EV Charger
You can’t just run an extension cord out the window and make bank letting people charge their EVs, but there are ways to monetize a home EV charger.
How to Sign Up for Amazon Prime
Whether you're signing up for a 30-day trial or you're ready to commit, you'll need a subscription to nab those Prime Day deals.
When to Accept Cash After a Car Accident (and When to File an Insurance Claim Instead)
Someone hit your car and wants to hand you some money to pay for the damages. Is it ever a good idea?
Six Common Contractor Scams (and How to Avoid Them)
These scams are common for a reason: they work.
How to Sign Up for Prime Day 'Invite-Only' Deals
Make sure you put your hat in the ring to get the best Prime Day deals Amazon has to offer.
When Is a Target-Date Fund the Best Choice?
For most investors, they're a convenient choice, but an imperfect one.
Four Home Renovations That Are Worth the Extra Money (and Five That Aren't)
Renovations are expensive, but some aspects of one will show every penny you spend—and some won’t.
How to Make (and Share) Your Amazon Wishlist Before Prime Day
Keep track of what you want to buy, and share your wishlist with others to get better gifts.
How to Share Your Amazon Prime Membership With Family (Even If You Don't Live Together)
You can share your Amazon Prime benefits with other people in your household.
When It Makes Sense to Consolidate Your Credit Card Debt (and When It Doesn’t)
Even consolidated debt needs to be paid off as quickly as possible.
Twelve Things to Consider When Buying a Car (Besides the Price)
Theft rates and resale value are among other important considerations.
The Hidden Cost of Homeownership, State by State
Your mortgage is only a portion of the cost to own a home—here's how much you need to budget for other expenses.
How a Cash Advance on a Credit Card Works (and Why You Should Avoid Them)
You could get short-term cash, but it comes with a painfully high price tag.