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What Happens to Debt After Divorce?
When you consider that 40-50 percent of marriages in the U.S. end in divorce, it shouldn't surprise you that some marriages end in a financially messy way.
How to Avoid 7 Common Spring Spending Traps
Spring is here, and along with a much-needed change in the weather comes something we could all do without — spring-themed retail offer overload.
5 Home Renovations That Will Attract Pet Owners
Thinking about upgrading your home to add more value? Before you hire a contractor, take some design inspiration from pet owners. According to the American Pet Products Association, 68 percent of U.S.
Raising Financially Savvy Kids: Highlights from Our Chat with Jump$tart
Jump$tart joined us for our #WBChat on March 29th to share their insights on how to raise financially savvy kids. Our #afinlitfuture #WBChat featured awesome tips to help people teach kids how to be financially savvy.
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3 Tactful Ways to Ask for Money for Your Wedding
Your partner put a ring on it and now you get to marry the person of your dreams. Congratulations! While planning a wedding and figuring out how to pay for everything can be stressful, you also get to create a wedding registry and select all the gifts you want people to give you.
5 Affordable Caribbean Cruise Ports for Families
Like all-inclusive resorts, Caribbean cruises offer many components of a vacation for a single nightly rate.
It's Your Last Chance to Claim These 8 Tax Deductions
The deadline to file your tax return is quickly approaching, so it's a good idea to wrap things up and double check for any deductions or credits you might have missed.
It's extra important to pay close attention and make sure you're getting the most of deductions this year.
6 Things to Consider Before Making a Big Purchase for Rewards Points
It can be thrilling to chase credit card rewards. When you use a travel rewards credit card, you earn points and miles that you can redeem for a free trip.
5 Surefire Ways to Maintain a Good Credit Score in Retirement
You're nearing retirement. Once you hit this milestone, you won't have any reason to worry about your credit score, right? Not exactly.
Maybe you expect to have your auto loan and mortgage paid off by the time you hit retirement.
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