Articles on Budgeting

How to Help Your Kid Build Their First Budget

Everything your teen needs to master their money starts with you. Teach them budgeting basics that will last a lifetime.

Tired of spending hours mapping out your meals? Good news: You can make healthy, affordable meals on the fly, too.

Your love of lattes might not be totally to blame for your low funds. Cognitive biases could be derailing every one of your money-related decisions.

Nobody likes budgeting. Here's how to keep track of your money without one.

If you live life following these good money habits, you'll never find yourself facing debt.

Kids don't need to wait until adulthood to get excited about money. Give them these books to read and the money fun will start early.

You know you need a budget for day-to-day life. Why not make one for your next great getaway, too?

So 2016 was a tough one. But instead of looking back in horror, look ahead with excitement, because 2017 is going to be your year.

When you want to save a little cash, money hacks can be great. But, beware. Some are really just swapping a few cents for your valuable time.

Life's curveballs have Max and her Mr. evaluating their budget challenge as a whole. Should they stay the course?

If the holidays put a hurting on your budget, there's no need to panic. These post-December moves will keep your credit in tip-top shape.

We've all heard people say "time is money." But believe it or not, time is worth so much more.

It's no secret that Millennials like to do things their own way, and that includes marriage. Here's how the kids are tying the knot (or not).

When you experience financial setbacks, turn to Donna Freedman's "Playbook For Tough Times" to get you back on track.

'Tis the season for holiday spending. Despite all the red and green, this holiday budget will keep you in the black.

You've heard it a zillion times: Find your bliss by living in the present. Unfortunately, you may also lose your wallet.

Today we found articles on ways to actually enjoy saving money, smart ways to save on holiday gifts, and little-known secrets to achieve big dreams.

Being a master of personal finance requires a few key skills, but none are as important as this one.

If you can master these financial habits in your own life, your kids could be better off with money.

With an X here and an O there, your personal finance bullet journal can put you on the fast track to budgeting mastery.