It’s a rough time, but it doesn’t have to be a disastrous one.
It’s time to get out of debt and stop living paycheck to paycheck!
Learning about money is boring. Board games are fun. Play one and teach your kids a lesson without them noticing.
To err is human. But you can avoid catastrophe by heeding others’ advice.
Acorns is an innovative app that helps you invest money with spare change easily. It also includes many other smart investment tools. Read our review.
Learn what to put into a hurricane survival kit, so you can be the most prepared ahead of time should disaster strike your area.
Most families have strong misconceptions about the value of an estate and this hurts us later in life when our loved ones pass away.
If you don’t talk about finances, dark days may be ahead. But don’t worry — we have tips on how to avoid this.
Got questions about the ins and outs of using a Roth retirement account? Money Girl will clear your confusion with answers to listener questions about the Roth five-year rule, who qualifies for a Roth, and more.
Investing is one of the best ways to create wealth. Money Girl and Chris Hill from The Motley Fool discuss common investing barriers and the best investment to own for long-term financial success.
No one has a crystal ball saying how much to save, but mapping out a plan helps.
Millions of seniors failed to save enough to stop working, and now younger Americans are making their same mistakes.
A typical savings account can’t yield the same results.
Despite living in the largest economic powerhouse in the world, Americans don’t fully understand their own finances.
They learned from watching their parents’ finances tank during the Great Recession.
Find out the different types of advisors, typical fees charged, and how to do background checks.
Despite negative stereotypes, they’re well prepared to stop working one day.
Find out how to calculate your net worth and track it over time.
If debt threatens you, the best thing to do is to stare the beast right in the face — or force yourself to listen to financial podcasts on your commute.
Unexpected expenses are precisely the reason you need an emergency fund. But what if you don’t have one and need money now?
Learn to face your fears. Read at your own risk.
Not using a gym membership or magazine subscription? Cut them and keep the cash.
The annual convention is about financial freedom. How it goes, so does the country.
I asked some of the best personal finance experts. Here’s how they answered.
Savings and emergency funds are a must, but setting aside every penny isn’t.
Wise words from wealthy innovators who smiled in the face of defeat.
From that day on he vowed to learn more about money management.
Your home isn’t the only thing that needs cleaning. Take a look at your financial situation to declutter your money by following these steps…
But even with that experience, she still suffered through her own debt issues.
For two decades, Dean Sperantsas managed investments for a wide range of clients, handling millions of dollars. But his toughest job involved far smaller sums – caring for both his parents and his wife before they died, while also managing their money. Sperantsas is what’s known as a “chartered financial analyst,” which means he passed three rounds of tests […]
Yes, you should think hard about what to do with this extra money.
Sure, there’s accounting software. But sometimes, you need a human being to help you.
If you think PFM platforms are just for Wall Street big wigs, think again. These days almost any consumer can use a PFM to build a better financial outlook.
We help you understand the four key concerns in effective personal finance and money management that seniors need to know for a comfortable retirement.
When you take individual perspectives and blend them into a single money management strategy, it can be tricky. Here are 4 key questions to ask when budgeting for couples.
No matter how old you are or where you are in life, as a woman you need a personalized financial strategy that helps you avoid issues and reach your goals.
Budgeting doesn’t have to be difficult or time consuming – especially if you avoid these budget don’ts so you can focus on what you need to do.
A personal financial management (PFM) platform is a money management tool you can use to make budgeting, saving and debt elimination fast and hassle-free.
Most Americans have some majorly mistaken assumptions about retirement. How many of these do you fall for?
