Family

If you feel like your life and career are slipping away while you shelter at home, here are a few simple ways for you to stay productive.

Before the day-to-day bogs you down and you lose sight of the year ahead, here are 20 things I think we should all be excited about in 2020.

There are plenty of options for how you can save up tuition money, but there are also very logical reasons why that might not be the best option for you and your family. ‍

I’m going to divide this holiday into three parts: the prep, the event, and the aftermath, and offer some ideas for how to make each leg of your Thanksgiving journey a little more affordable.

Life insurance belongs in your portfolio of coverages, and it doesn’t need to be as confusing as some people make it out to be.

Most every working parent has experienced the highs and lows of blending two schedules that seem to be at constant odds. There’s no foolproof plan for it, but a mindful approach can help you live the full, satisfying life you desire.

Here are 8 ways you can start saving money tomorrow. Some might save you a lot, others just a few dollars, but a few dollars saved every week for a few months can equal a plane ticket.

I love to save money. The sites on this list have different strengths and weaknesses, and knowing what those are will help as you look to find the best deals.

Before putting rings on fingers and exchanging vows, I urge you to talk about the important - and unavoidable - topics that life has waiting for you and your bride or groom.

Planning for future spending is hard. For most people, making decisions a week in advance creates a lot of stress, let alone a month or a year down the line.

‍The best way to survive the holidays and enjoy them to the fullest is planning ahead and being prepared. I’m ready to start talking about Christmas and I want you to join me.

While holiday travel will always be expensive, there are a few ways you can soften the blow and avoid driving yourself into massive debt.

Getting married is one of the biggest decisions a person can make. In fact, it just might be the biggest decision; with marital commitment comes dozens of other massive decisions, such as kids, cars and living arrangements.

2019 will arrive before you know it, and then it will be time to pack your bags and enjoy a vacation that makes all your hard work worth the effort. Instead of daydreaming about a nice day on the beach, let’s skip right to the planning stage and look at 10 spots to put on your destination wishlist.

When do you need to start teaching your kids about money? When is it too early to teach about debt? When is it too late to go over the basics of investing?

Before you think about saving for college, paying for preschool and taking your child on his or her first trip to the beach, you have to pay for (and survive) the first couple months. I’ve heard people talk about spending $50,000 in the first 18 months, which sounds a bit excessive, but isn’t really that hard to do.