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Financial aid deadlines for college students are fast approaching, some as early as March 1. Wake Technical Community College is one…

Cars damaged by Hurricane Sandy are being restored and resold to unsuspecting buyers.

Controlling your budget and your emotions can keep debt in check, according to Steve Rhode, The Get Out of Debt Guy.

The federal government created HARP, the Home Affordable Refinance Program, to help those who have done everything right, including…

Author: 'Careerealism' is key to enjoying your work.

The timing of tax assessments by county offices can mean higher valuations for homes that would sell for less.

Brian Simpson of the Social Security Administration says that women need to prepare better for retirement, including Social Security,…

Non-profits who can apply for funding if they help low-income families, support education and strengthen the health care safety net.

A Raleigh couple opened their lives Monday, sharing their story of homelessness and struggle on WRAL News. In response, the community…

If gift cards are on your Christmas list, you can save money and take away a bonus for yourself at many local stores.

"A positive attitude is the biggest thing," says Jane Sterner, organizer of the WRAL and the Capital Area Workforce Development Board…

A documentary about the faces of poverty in the Tar Heel state was screened Saturday in Rocky Mount.

If you spend more on child care during the summer, it pays to know the tax law.

April is National Volunteer Month, and a new non-profit company has created a tool for the community to give back. Benefacting.org…

Even for smaller families or single people, there are plenty of non-perishable items that can be purchased in bulk.

The TryHomeBuying.com event on Jan. 7 is a chance for renters to see if they are ready to buy.