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Shark Tank star Kevin O'Leary says you need to understand your relationship to money.

Your business may have done better this year, but that's no excuse to pay more than your fair share.

Here are some tips for success in life when your spouse is the founder of a new company.

Doing good for the environment can save your business money, like in these four examples.

Don't fall into the trap of expending a great deal of energy for a small financial payoff.

Work-life balance is about managing the way you use both.

Your attorney's billable hours can stack up fast, so here are some tips that can lower your bill.

Researchers and economists look at what motivates and deters people from saving for retirement.

Entrepreneurship comes with financial risk. Is it possible to take the leap if you're also supporting a family?

A new survey found that two thirds of Americans have made 'fair' or 'no' progress in meeting their savings needs.

How to save on items that can quickly deplete a startup's bank account.

Consider this list a mental reset button on your financial psyche.

Who doesn't want to earn more money? Here are three new ways small businesses can roll in the dough in 2014.

When the seasons change, so should your wardrobe. Here are some money- and time-saving tips.

By leveraging the power of group-buying, a crop of deal sites give small businesses access to discounts that are usually reserved for the big guys.

While most people have some savings, 40 percent of Americans are not prepared for major life events like retirement.

President Obama is expected to sign a new student loan bill into law today. While it stands to reduce costs for many in the near term, students could face higher costs down the road.

The president may soon sign into law a new student loan bill that reduces rates for many new borrowers, but the high-cost of education isn't going away. Here are four loan pay-off strategies.

Regardless of whether interest rates on certain student loans stay inflated, the high cost of college must be met proactively. Here are some tips for tamping down on your education debt-load.

When it comes to legal hurdles, an attorney can be your biggest asset or your biggest expense. Here's how to trim your legal costs.

In starting up, paying top dollar for the biggest and best tools, gadgets and the like could cost you even more in the long run. Instead, you should think smarter, not bigger.