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If you’re living paycheck to paycheck or have less than three months of expenses in savings, your $5,000 has found its home.

Entrepreneurs like Richard Branson and Sarah Blakely started their businesses with just $5,000 (or less), and so can you. Here's how to get started.

Deciding whether to use an unexpected windfall of a couple thousand dollars to pay off debt or invest? Here's what you need to keep in mind.

Thanks to the power of compound interest, $5,000 saved today can add up to thousands in earnings over time. Here's how to maximize your savings.

You can invest your first $5,000 in ETFs, stocks, crypto, or all of the above. A conservative approach would include mostly ETFs, and an aggressive one may include some individual stocks and crypto.