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According to the 2011 Teens and Money Surveyreleased by Charles Schwab & Co, 9 out of 10 teens say they were ‘affected by the recession,’ causing major shifts in

Facebook Inc. is inching closer to an initial public offering that it hopes will raise $10 billion and value the company at more than $100 billion, according to

Peer pressure is one of the oldest human behaviors and affects all of us throughout our lives.  Though many of us would like to believe we are above

Freshman year means lot of adjustments, from sharing a room, to deciding what to do with all that free time.  One major change is the increasing amount of

Has your budget sprung a leak?  Learn how to plug your financial leaks, and pocket the savings. Nearly everyone has spending holes. And as with other kinds of leaks,

Luxury items from big-name brands are popular gifts, but with so many impostors out there, it's extra important to be sure you're buying the real thing. Shopping online

The new PASS card from American Express is a prepaid, reloadable card designed to give teens more financial freedom - parents can load it with money and you can use it

Whether you are filing a simple tax return, trying to amend previous years' returns or owe money to the IRS, you may qualify for free tax help. From

Whether it’s a summer job or part-time work after school, not all the money you earn will make it to your pocket. Find out why, here at the official