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Dave & Dujanovic: Six things you need to tell your kids about money

"I was part of that. I felt completely unprepared to manage my money because I was a broke college kid and had no money," said Dave Noriega.
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Right on the Money: How to build or repair your credit

Financial experts say building your credit from scratch is an important part of becoming an adult -- and not something you should do lightly.
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Hidden fees are nickel-and-diming you out of your savings

According to a survey conducted by Consumer Reports, 85% of Americans have encountered unexpected or hidden fees in the last two years.
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Art In The Park: A Fun Summer Tradition Returns To Liberty Park

Art in the Park celebrates local artists' handmade gifts and art pieces at theLiberty Park Market market where you can meet the growers and shop local.
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Estate planning 101: wills, trusts and the $1,000 Challenge

Experts say estate planning, including wills and trusts, can be a critical part of managing your money -- and if you don't have a plan, the state does.

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DIY: 5 household maintenance projects you can do yourself

Nothing is worse than an expensive repair that you could fix yourself. But you could save if you DIY your own household maintenance projects.
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Alpine Home Medical’s Best Of Medical Equipment 2019: Mobility Scooters

Alpine Home Medical has put together a comprehensive list of the top 5 mobility scooters of 2019. Check out the scooters to make your life easier!
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Big Changes are Coming for Veterans: How to Increase Veterans’ Access to Health Care

Veterans' Access to Health Care through the MISSION Act strengthens VA’s ability to deliver easy to access high-quality care at VA facilities.
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4 Fun Family Activities You Can Do at a County Fair

Are you and your family thinking of going to a county fair? Here are a few fun-filled actives you'll be able to do with your kids.
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Retail therapy: How to stop spending to make yourself feel better

Most Americans admit to using some type of retail therapy to work through a hard time. Psychologist Matt Woolley shares his tips to break the habit.