Finances

Should You Help Your Kid Save For Retirement?

Warren Flick | Posted 05.25.2012

Warren Flick

The United States now has a large cadre of long-term unemployed, and many of them are in their twenties and early thirties. If resources are limited, it may well be wiser to help prepare children for retirement than to help with their current bills.

How Did Republicans Get to the Right of Milton Friedman?

Marvin Meadors | Posted 05.23.2012

Marvin Meadors

Republicans have rejected what would come to be known as Keynesian economics since FDR created huge public works programs employing millions to drag us out of the Great Depression.

Three Things You Must Have In Retirement

Martha Nelson | Posted 05.24.2012

Martha Nelson

Underlying our retirement search is the golden trinity we have to consider: our health, our desired lifestyle, and our budget. This trio is symbiotic and if one goes awry, it becomes a poison pill for the other two.

What I Learned About Money In My Twenties

The Billfold | Posted 05.14.2012

I'm 30. By virtue of that fact, I should be qualified enough to tell you about how to get your finances in order during your twenties. Luckily for you...

Mother Knows Best

Tory Burch | Posted 05.12.2012

Tory Burch

What's the best advice you ever received from your mother? My mom taught me to be optimistic, compassionate and that family comes first.

Retirement Realities for Women

Stephanie Penn | Posted 05.08.2012

Stephanie Penn

Changing the mindset of millions of women isn't something that can happen overnight but it can be done.

Do You Have An Attitude Of Abundance? YOUR Tweets!

Posted 05.03.2012

Having a sense of abundance --that wonderful, expansive feeling that your blessings are overflowing -- actually has very little to do with how much ca...

When Did My Husband Become My Bank?

Babble.com | Posted 04.16.2012

Babble.com

Though some working women may read this and think it sounds God-awful, I actually enjoyed my new job of mom. I was both good at it and loved it. But there were unexpected downsides as well.

The Seven Pearls; A Financial Guide To Empower Women

Toni Nagy | Posted 04.12.2012

Toni Nagy

"Women have not yet realized the amount of power they have today to create wealth -- more power, we believe, than any time in prior history, at least here in the United States."

Nonprofits: Are You Just Asking for Money, or Sharing a Vision?

Phil Cooke, Ph.D. | Posted 04.09.2012

Phil Cooke, Ph.D.

Look at your media presentations, videos, live events, print materials, and in-person contacts. What do they say? What story are they telling?

Birth Order Survey Yields Big Surprise About Who Is Financially Responsible

Posted 04.09.2012

By: Chad Brooks, BusinessNewsDaily Contributor Published: 04/09/2012 08:01 AM EDT on BusinessNewsDaily While studies have long shown the role th...

10 Biggest Money Misconceptions

Grant Cardone | Posted 04.04.2012

Grant Cardone

Help yourself out so you are in a position to help someone else out.

Spring Clean Your Budget

SavySugar | Posted 04.04.2012

Instead of putting together a list of April must haves for you to spend your hard-earned cash on, I've put together a laundry list of things you shoul...

Easy Ways To Avoid Debt In Your 20s

HelloGiggles | Posted 03.30.2012

You know, when people say your 20s are difficult, they mean your whole 20s. They don't mean that somewhere around your mid-to-late-20s, you start to ...

An Investor Protection Plan

Dan Solin | Posted 05.13.2012

Dan Solin

Every investor should be concerned with the risk of their portfolio. Yet, in my experience, few are. Whenever I use the words "standard deviation," which is a measure of risk, I can see a glazed look come over my prospective client.

Mr. Mayor, Use City Council to Repair Detroit's Finances and Restructure City Government

Gary A. Brown | Posted 05.09.2012

Gary A. Brown

During the past 26 months, Detroit City Council has been more fiscally conservative than the Bing administration, when it comes to managing the City of Detroit's finances. We are reformers who have restored order and unity.

Financial Advice: Balancing the Needs of Three Generations

Women & Co | Posted 05.08.2012

Women & Co

As a consequence of an aging population, more working Americans are finding themselves faced with saving for retirement while sandwiched between financial obligations to children and to parents and older relatives.

Which Generation Is Smartest About Credit?

The Huffington Post | Erica Smith | Posted 02.18.2012

Not all credit scores are created equal. New research from Experian provides a glimpse into how different generations handle debt and finances. Th...

What Women Need to Realize About Financial Security

Kristen Houghton | Posted 04.01.2012

Kristen Houghton

You can never be too careful with your health or your finances. Both of them in good shape create security.

Retirement Planner: Minimizing Tax Hit On After-Tax Money

www.contracostatimes.com | Posted 01.21.2012

When mutual funds investing in stocks throughout the year buy and sell different companies, they generate profitable trades (hopefully) that add up to...

Citizens Against Government Waste Promotes Waste

A. Siegel | Posted 02.20.2012

A. Siegel

An oft-heard element of political debate is horror at government standard setting and regulations... even if leads to an CFL Light Bulb improved marketplace.

8 Tips From 8 Financial Experts on Saving Big This Holiday Season

Lamar Tyler | Posted 02.18.2012

Lamar Tyler

It's late December and the holiday spirit is in full swing. Don't let cash registers sink you and your family into big time debt! Here is some great information and resources that will help your family out.

SEC Targets Marlins' Shady Business

Posted 02.02.2012

For two decades now, Major League Baseball has funded its rise from corporate slacker to gilded cash cow on the backs of taxpayers bullied into buildi...

How to Beat Pessimism, Boost Savings

Richard Barrington | Posted 01.31.2012

Richard Barrington

Did pessimism about the future influence people to abandon the hope of saving for retirement, or did a lack of savings lead to the pessimism? One clue may be in the fact that people over 55 are even more gloomy about the future of the economy than the general population.

Why Modern Married Women NEED A Plan B

Margaret Klaw | Posted 01.27.2012

Margaret Klaw

Women who can support themselves are able to think about divorce entirely differently. Are they still in love? Would it be better for the children, on balance, if they stay or go? They may be unhappy, but they feel they have choices.