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When couples meet with a financial adviser, women often feel as if their husbands are the only ones being listened to. More>>
College students will find it much harder to get new credit cards starting on February 22, 2010. Here's a primer on how the Credit CARD ACT will affect students. More>>
The government will allow taxpayers to deduct contributions made to the relief efforts of Haiti on either their 2009 tax return (the one being filed now) or on 2010's. More>>
You may think that you can make more money by investing outside of your 401k, but that's not necessarily true. More>>
Getting together with friends is a great way to spend the winter months, a night on the town can cost a fortune. Here are a few fun ways to socialize without going broke. More>>
We all would love to be earning a steady 5.5%, but because of today's economic climate, your cash returns won't end up much better, or worse, than the glory years of 2007. More>>
Most debts don't last forever, and there are perfectly legal ways to stop debt collectors. Here are four. More>>
A recent survey indicated that 59% of consumers keep unwanted gifts they never plan to use. This year, resolve to make some extra money and get organized. More>>
With home prices continuing to fall, monthly rent rates followed suit in 2009. So what do renters have to look forward to in 2010? More>>
Each year many people decide to make changes in the coming year. How about including your financial life in this year's resolutions? Here are some ideas for getting on track. More>>
Large storms can seriously stall not only your schedule, but also your pocketbook. Planning ahead is key to surviving the snow days that come with the occasional blizzard. More>>
If you're a woman, and married, here's something you may never have considered: You might be better off filing a separate federal income tax return this year. More>>
Digg is built and moderated by pros who know the Internet's tricks. After you're familiar with their terms and rules, check out how these three tools can help you be more effective on Digg. More>>
Lawmakers have proposed a 16% maximum credit card rate and a $15 cap on late fees. Sounds like a big win for consumers, right? The answer may surprise you. More>>
Businesses are using Twitter more and more as a growth platform. These four tools will help you customize your account and make your engagement with users more effective. More>>
If you are strapped for cash, here are four ways you might be able to avoid a penalty (but not income taxes) on the amount withdrawn from your IRA. More>>
Most financial planners recommend setting aside a cash reserve in case of emergencies. Not sure how to start your emergency fund? Here are three tips to get you going. More>>
Thinking about car loans specially prepared for people with poor credit? What exactly do they offer? How do such loans work? Read on to get the answers and more. More>>
The American Opportunity Education Credit is a new and improved version of the Hope Credit, and it offers a lot more leeway and savings to post-secondary tuition payers. More>>
Many have lost their job and struggled to find another job at some point in the past few years. It's a daunting and taxing experience, but not one without its share of deductions. More>>
Most families spend around $500 on holiday gifts. If you put all those gifts on your credit card, the end result may surprise you. More>>
The rules governing health-related tax deductions are vast but easy to follow. Here are some tips on how and what to itemize to get the most out of your health expenses. More>>
Hosting Thanksgiving dinner can be a huge drain on your budget. However, there are several ways to save money while preparing your turkey feast. More>>
Target date funds become conservative as you get older. This may seem like a great idea, but there some things you should consider before jumping on the bandwagon. More>>
Teaching kids about money as soon as possible is one of the most important life lessons you can teach your child. More>>
Some foreign countries are beginning to increase rates, and when the U.S. follows suit this trend could mean higher interest payments and inflated prices for imports. More>>
Here are 6 tips on how to save money while shopping for produce. More>>
As Americans we know that we are not saving enough, especially compared to other countries. We recognize the problem, but how do we motivate ourselves to save? More>>
As parents we have a vested interest in raising our children to be responsible, independent adults. Here are three money lessons to help them achieve that independence. More>>
It's never too early (or too late) in the year to think about itemizing your tax deductions. More>>
A current proposal to cut up to 90% of pay for top level bank executives will have bank executives at the affected institutions heading for the exits. More>>
There are many mini black holes of currency right here on Earth, such as the penny souvenir machines at tourist traps around the globe. More>>
Many Americans are sorely mistaken on how much they will be able to withdraw from their retirement savings. Think you can retire with $400,000 in savings? Think again. More>>
If you have a common name, you can bet that someone in this country shares it with you. But what if they share your birth date too? And what if that person is a criminal? More>>
All across the workplace there is a shocking and profound epidemic of undermanagement. Here is what you can do if you manager won't, or can't, manage you. More>>
The last thing you may want to do is watch a movie about money troubles, but, movies about going broke can actually be helpful. Grab some popcorn and take a look. More>>
Nobel winners Elinor Ostrom and Oliver Williamson focus on the problems of economic governance. While you not hear the term often, many people talk about it every day. More>>
The word newlywed conjures up thoughts starting a life together, but should that life involve combing financial accounts? Here's a look at what needs to be considered. More>>
While no OTC product will protect you or your family 100% from coming down with H1N1, there are a few grocery store finds that may help you ward it off. More>>
When your company has its open enrollment period, you should take the time to review your coverage and consider other benefits, including FSAs, HSAs and wellness programs. More>>
Admitting that you've lost your job can be tough. Dr. Susan Bartell, a New York, offers four helpful tips on how to best tell your family & friends you lost your job. More>>
Are you ready for flu season? If not, you should be: for a family of four, even with a mild case of H1N1, the costs can add up to hundreds, or thousands, of dollars. More>>
Worried about your child catching, or spreading, the H1N1 virus at school? Here's what one mother went through when she found out her daughter had caught it. More>>
Sending your child off to college can be a source of emotional as well as administrative headaches. Here are some things to consider when navigating the insurance maze. More>>
A budget simply brings reality back into your financial picture. You can't have everything, but you can have a great life. Here are some ideas for getting started. More>>
Ebook readers still need some improvements before they will be able to replace textbooks on a widespread basis and the potential cost-savings are less than you may expect. More>>
There are many different strategies for making money in the market but, according to research by a Harvard professor, a plan based solely on emotion is doomed for failure. More>>
Your FICO score summarizes your credit risk and is based on your credit report. If you think yours is too low, here are some ways to give your score a boost. More>>
Thinking of tapping personal contacts for investment funds? Here are four lessons that two entrepreneurs have learned from their own fundraising efforts. More>>
This year many lunchboxes are undergoing a redesign because it turns out that going green is not only good for the environment, but it's easier on your budget too. More>>
Few things are more important than your personal financial situation. That's why schools should think about trading Beowulf for Buffett and teach the time value of money. More>>
Some have argued that the high cost of education is a bubble waiting to burst, but even in a downturn, there is a net financial advantage to pursuing a college education. More>>
For those students who are new to renting, here are a few tips from Rent.com to help make your apartment search both successful and stress-free. More>>
Finding a great deal no longer involves just walking into a sale. You need to some legwork and practice defensive saving: compare costs, look for coupons and plan ahead. More>>
A grocery list can really eat a hole in your budget. With some shopping savvy you can not only make your food go farther, but you can save yourself some cooking time too. More>>
If you're still scrounging on back to school supplies and clothes, learn some ways to save money this year. More>>
There is a new way to avoid the costs of airfare and hotels and still have the vacation of your dreams, all in the comfort of a home - just not yours. It's known as "house swapping." More>>
Drawing from key points in President Obama's address, here are a few ways in which the administration aims to improve your health care and contain your costs. More>>
What does a good 401k plan look like? Here are some of the characteristics of good, well managed plans. More>>
If you're planning a hotel stay sometime soon, don't be shy about asking about what services your hotel offers: you could save on your room costs or earn some extra perks. More>>
Chicago is home to some of the most unique tourist attractions around, and with these impressive prices your family can find out if Chicago is your kind of town. More>>
You tip restaurant wait staff and your hairdresser, but is it really necessary to tip your kid's summer camp counselor? Here's the lowdown on knowing when to tip. More>>
Denis Cauvier, PhD, co-author, of The ABCs of Making Money and The ABCs of Making Money 4 Teens, shares some new ways to save on back-to-school duds. More>>
Has the interest rate on your credit card increased? If it has, and you are carrying an uncomfortably large balance, here are two alternatives to consider. More>>
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