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5 of the Safest Countries to Visit in 2018

Whether it's a short vacation or a longer excursion, preparing for a trip abroad can be a stressful experience, even for experienced travelers.

How to Build a Side Business While Keeping Your Day Job

The saying, "Don't quit your day job," has become all but obsolete. We live in an era of entrepreneurship. Being your own boss is the chic new trend.

6 Ways to Make Your Home Into an Investment

Owning a home can be a great investment — if you do it right. Yes, having a nice, safe place to live for 30 years has its benefits, but there are drawbacks, too.

Why Even Millionaires Aren't Happy About Their Finances

How much money would you need in your bank account to make you happy? Would $250,000 do the trick? Maybe a cool $1 million? How about $5 million?

Well, a study from the Harvard Business School asked over 4,000 millionaires that question.

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7 Surprising Ways Retirement Has Gotten Easier

If you read the financial headlines, you'll get the sense that retirement may be a disaster for many Americans.

How the Fair Credit Billing Act Protects You

Ever spotted a billing error on your credit card statement? Perhaps a merchant charged you the wrong amount, or charged your card for something you never authorized or never received. The Fair Credit Billing Act (FCBA), which was enacted in 1974, has provisions designed to protect consumers.

How to Apply to Lots of Colleges Without Going Broke

The cost of college is a major expense for any family pursuing higher education, but it's important to note that the money suck begins way before the first tuition bill.

How These 10 Winter Health Myths May Be Harming You

Winter is here. Accompanying the cold, the rain, and the snow are a whole bunch of old wives tales that range from slightly inaccurate to downright dangerous. We generally believe these pieces of advice because they were passed down to us by parents, grandparents, and friends.