Join the 2008
Financial Fitness Challenge
and become eligible for a
$50 Visa gift card.
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"When I was 32 years old I started saving at least one half of the net result of each raise I got and put it into a savings account. The one rule I followed was to never use it before I retired. At 62 years old I am retired and have no debt. My savings is more than enough to last the rest of my life."
—Ben Pollen, Member,
Keesler Federal Credit Union
Biloxi, Miss.
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How You Drive = What You Spend on Gas
Look into the mirror to see your best option for improving gas mileage: you and your driving habits.
Tough Times Series: Gas, Groceries on Credit a Slippery Slope
Many Americans are resorting to credit cards to make ends meet.
Tough Times Series: September Challenge—Have Fun for Free
You can enjoy lots of free entertainment if you know where to look.
Avoid Conversion Confusion With Roth IRAs
We'll explain the 2008 tax rule change regarding conversions of a 401(k) or other employer retirement plan to a Roth IRA.
What to Know Before Bundling TV, Phone, and Internet Services
If you're thinking of bundling your telecommunications services—TV, phone, and Internet—from a single provider, read this article. Bundling isn't right for everyone.
Tough Times Series: What to Do When Your ARM Is Due
If you have an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) and your rate adjustment is looming, it's time to devise a plan.
Putting Credit On Ice Carries Costs, Benefits
Freezing your credit can help protect your reputation as a credit-worthy consumer, but it's likely to cost you both time and money.
Credit Unions: Safe and Sound
You can be sure that your money is safe at your credit union.
Get ready for a Big Party. Someone very close to you is celebrating 100 years, and What's Your Story wants to hear your views about that.
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