Whether you’ve already quit, or you’re simply considering it, nixing credit cards can be a difficult process. Perhaps you’ve developed a strong dependence on credit and feel as though you need it to... Read more »

Personal finances have become increasingly complex, yet hardly a day goes by that doesn’t involve a financial transaction. Realizing that there are those eager to separate consumers from their money and destroy... Read more »

It’s always good to have options. It’s even better to choose the right option, particularly when it involves paying your federal income tax obligation. With April 15th fast approaching, many are discovering that... Read more »

If there’s one thing everyone wants, it’s more time – and that’s exactly what we have this year. A once every four-year phenomena of the calendar known as Leap Year is providing... Read more »

One in four Americans has more credit card debt than emergency savings, according to a new poll by Bankrate.com.  Studies showthat 21 percent of Americans — 38 percent of those with incomes less... Read more »

Thanks to Congress extending the payroll tax cut, millions of Americans will continue to receive a fatter paycheck. However, a recent National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC) poll revealed that 66 percent of... Read more »

This post is the final part in a two-part series focusing on love and money from two very different perspectives: the female point of view and the male point of view. View part... Read more »

This post is the first part in a two-part series focusing on love and money from two very different perspectives: the female point of view and the male point of view. Stay... Read more »

Did you know that your paychecks in 2011 were a bit heftier than in years past? If you didn’t, then you’re not alone. According to a January poll conducted by the National... Read more »