Tornado victims face long haul with insurers

The tornado that struck the Moore, Okla., area Monday afternoon left an almost 2-mile wide path of destruction, flattening homes and businesses and taking at least 24 lives.

'Grandparent scams' steal thousands from seniors

Across the country, law enforcement officials are warning seniors to beware of so-called "grandparent scams," in which fraudsters are impersonating a grandchild in distress -- and begging for cash.

Crowdfunding sites pop up for Oklahoma victims

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FEMA offers aid to tornado victims

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Best deals on real estate

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African-Americans feel neglected by financial firms

While the average African American is feeling more financially secure, many still feel neglected by the financial industry, new research shows.

Seniors losing savings to 'pension advance' firms

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Class of 2013 grads average $35,200 in debt

Between ballooning student loans, credit cards and money owed to family members, graduates of the class of 2013 are facing an average $35,200 in debt, a Fidelity survey found.

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Amateur investors tap 401(k)s to buy homes

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Gen X on track to be worse off than Boomers

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Money 101

Are you saving enough for retirement? Do you have the right mix in your portfolio? Make sure you're on the right track with Money 101 -- 23 lessons in all.

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How I lived very cheaply for a day

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Will insurance cover genetic testing, preventive surgery?

Women who discover they carry a hereditary gene mutation that dramatically increases their risk of breast and ovarian cancers face big decisions and the possibility of tens of thousands of dollars in medical costs.

3 skills to teach your teen about money

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Where to auction off your stuff

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Retirement savers lose $117,000 to unexpected events

Unexpected setbacks, ranging from stock market declines to suddenly supporting an adult child, have taken a major hit to Baby Boomers' retirement savings, according to a recent survey.

A fresh look at annuities

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Most outrageous tax cheats

From a restaurant owner who hid cash receipts in "seasoned octopus" boxes to a self-proclaimed governor of Alabama who buried gold coins in his yard, here are some of the wildest tax fraud investigations the IRS has undertaken in the past year.

Home appraisals no longer derailing sales

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Your new office BFFs: Think young

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Who will pay more under Obamacare? Young men

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Gigabytes to go: Choosing the right mobile computer

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2-year-old West, Texas victim's long road to recovery

After getting severely injured from the West, Texas fertilizer plant explosion, two-year-old Ariana Gassaway has a long road to recovery ahead of her.

Help your parents get home care

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The high cost of same-sex divorce

While same-sex couples across the country fight for the right to marry, others are fighting for the right to divorce.

Homebuyers clueless about mortgages

The housing market is heating up, yet many house hunters are not prepared to take on the biggest purchases of their lives.

Ex-Penn State president tops highest paid list

Presidents of public universities are taking home bigger paychecks, and a growing number are raking in more than $1 million. But Graham Spanier, the former head of Pennsylvania State University, who was fired amid a sex abuse scandal, takes the cake, earning $2.9 million in fiscal 2011-2012.