family finance
This year's CFPB study finds Americans have an increased sense of financial well-being, though work still needs to be done.
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Overcoming Financial Infidelity: Couples Get Honest about Money
Infidelity can take its toll on relationships, but many couples fail to realize there are different types of this transgression.
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14 Single Parents and Financial Experts on Money Challenges
The struggles of single parents are not any easier where finances are concerned. We spoke to 14 single parents and experts on overcoming financial issues.
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19 Experts Respond: Teens, Money and Financial Independence
Teens are often not equipped to handle finances and financial independence. We asked 19 experts about the best way to teach teens about money.
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Half of Teens Don’t See Becoming Financially Independent as a Key Life Goal
A new survey finds that only half of teens see achieving financial independence from parents as a key financial goal for the future.
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Don’t Loan Credit Cards!
If you thought lending money to family was a bad idea, consider that 36 million Americans admit they’ve run into trouble when they decided to loan credit cards to friends and family. Learn why it’s a bad idea and what you can do instead to help someone out.
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Teaching Children about Money Can Be a Chore
Using weekly chores and allowance is a great tool for teaching children about money. Here’s what parents can do to use this money lesson effectively.
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Parents Step Up College Savings
More parents are saving for their children’s education costs, but savings are still behind. Here’s what you can do to increase college savings today!
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What Parents Pay to Support Millennials
Providing financial support to adult children delays the retirement goals of parents. We have tips to help Millennials transition to financial independence.
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Be Careful Paying Child Support with a Credit Card
Paying child support by credit card may be convenient, but added convenience fees and high interest charges for cash advances could hurt your budget.
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