So you first messed up your finances in your 20s, then made matters worse in your 30s. But now you're ready to act your age, get serious about the business... read more →
If you have a generous heart and at least a little bit of money in the bank, you may find yourself constantly being asked for cash or loans from family members and friends.
All of us go through personal or financial challenges in our lives. But when you start feeling like a piggybank for those closest to you, it’s time to establish healthy financial boundaries with relatives and other loved ones.
What is National Child Support Awareness Month? Since 1995, the United States has been honoring Child Support Awareness Month during the month of August. Former President Bill Clinton recognized this... read more →
If you stay at any of the major hotel chains, such as Marriott, Hilton and Hyatt properties, on a frequent basis, you may have been offered a hotel savings card... read more →
It’s a sad reality that many families and individuals have to deal with, but knowing what to do when you can’t afford to bury a family member can help to... read more →
If you're like me, you'd like to simplify your summer finances. After all, summer is the time to relax a bit more, spend extra time with family and friends, and... read more →
Two new studies suggest that your mental state – specifically being distracted and experiencing stress – can have a serious, negative impact on your finances. Northwestern Mutual recently surveyed 1,000... read more →
Recent natural disasters serve as reminders to homeowners and renters nationwide about the need to shore up their properties – and their finances – against natural disasters. And since hurricane season officially... read more →
In a recent interview I explain the difference between a rainy day... read more →
For many young couples, there is a certain amount of financial and emotional stress that comes with Valentine's Day. Among women who are dating, the message they get from family,... read more →
To hear most financial experts tell it, members of Generation Y are a coddled group of young adults who rely economically on Mom and Dad, routinely rack up big debts... read more →
If you're ready to improve your economic situation in 2011, here are my recommendations for the Top... read more →
If you’re like most adults, you probably want your children, or any youngsters around you, to develop good financial habits. But if you’re like the typical American, you may also... read more →
Garage Sale Riches Buy Now When Isaiah's mom asks him to clean out the family garage, she promises her son that he can keep all the money he makes from... read more →
Young adults suffering through the Great Recession are having serious problems getting a handle on their spending, credit and debt woes, according to a new survey out from Western Union.... read more →
Airlines seem to be going ala carte. They are charging passengers for every bag they check, if they exceed the 40 lb or 50 lb weight limit, or bulge beyond... read more →
