Articles on Family

9 End-of-Life Cost Savings Your Survivors Will Thank You For

Financial planning for your final years is not just a wise money move solely for you; your heirs will thank you, too.

When an aging loved one needs assisted living, you may not know where to start. These questions will help you find the perfect place.

It's important to teach your kids about money. But they don't need to know every little thing about your personal money matters.

Having a baby is expensive. If you aren't ready for these unexpected costs, your new bundle can be an even bigger blow to your budget.

Are you giving your little one their very own plastic? Before handing it over, set some ground rules.

The holidays are full of family, fun, and even personal finance. 'Tis the season to teach your kids how to master their money!

Most of us would rather get a tooth pulled than talk about money with friends and family. Here's how to make the money talk painless.

These podcasts promote listening skills and give kids a much-needed break from their screens. You could use a break, too!

Worried about the effect your bad credit may have on you? You also need to consider how it can affect your kids.

Everyone needs a last will and testament. Make it easier on your loved ones by avoiding these mistakes.

Before you sign up for pet insurance, there are a few things you should know.

In between caring for your parents and your kids, you need to care for yourself, too — especially your financial future self.

Your parents have given you so much in life. Pay it forward by helping them plan their best retirement.

Long-term care for an elderly parent or relative has a new, affordable option: Meet the granny pod.

Pet care can be expensive, but there are certain pet care costs that you can't afford to skip.

Feeding a big family on a budget is a big challenge! These strategies can help save money, time, and maybe a little sanity, too.

Raising kids isn't free. Before you grow your family, consider hitting these money goals first.

Help your homebound kid avoid the boredom blues by keeping them occupied with these no-mess activities.

Build a back-to-school capsule wardrobe that mixes reliable clothing options plus a few trendy pieces — and save money, too.

You'd do anything for your kids — but you shouldn't derail your retirement to loan them money.