Want to save money on your Big Day? According to new research, you might want to refrain from telling vendors that you're planning a wedding. In a...
With the average wedding now costing more than $28,000, couples may need to get creative to cut their budgets. On Tuesday, CBS MoneyWatch's Mellody...
By Lynn Andriani Whether you want to go big (hello, high housing bills) or small (that protein bar habit), these easy changes will keep money in yo...
Avoiding these common mistakes can give that dollar in your pocket a little more company. By Candace Braun Davison You're Not Buying A Shiny New...
This article was written by teen reporters from The Mash, a weekly publication distributed to Chicagoland high schools. By Gabrielle Angelica Abesa...
Getting hitched is more expensive than ever—but it is possible to save money on your wedding dress and still look like a goddess. With gowns this go...
The monthly cost of providing food for your family is right up there with your rent or mortgage payment, so it is in fact a very significant expense. With the current state of the economy, you simply can't afford to ignore simple grocery saving ideas.
Inherited money has its own unique challenges unlike other forms of sudden wealth. As a financial planner who specializes in inheritance planning and working with clients who come into money suddenly, I have seen what works well.
Where does all of your money go? If you don't keep track, you may be left wondering where it all disappeared to. Money expert Jean Chatzky revealed th...
By Paige Greenfield and Meredith Bryan Some of the best things in life can be free -- or blissfully under budget. Here, 18 solid-gold ways to sav...
By Lynn Andriani No, we're not suggesting you ditch your latte: We've found seven expenses you can cut out painlessly. Keep in touch! Check ...
Couples who married in 2012 spent about $28,000 on average on their weddings -- but that doesn't mean you have to do the same. We asked top weddin...
By Suze Orman Taking The Long-Term-Care View Pushing yourself to save even a small amount is the smartest move you can make. Long-term...
By Amy Shearn What used to be bedrock money advice for your parents' generation might not be the best strategy in the 21st century. Here's how to k...
By Nathalie Gorman A few seemingly innocuous spending habits that are actually keeping you from saving money -- plus how to quit. Keep in to...
Sure, engagement rings can be expensive, but a very practical teenager recently took to Reddit to share his unusual (but kind of brilliant) plan for p...
The average wedding costs $27,000, but why spend that much money if you don't have to? Anja Winikka of The Knot stopped by "Katie" on Thursday to s...
Everybody loves a deal! Style Expert and New York Times Best-Selling Author Jill Martin does the "Steals and Deals" segment on the TODAY Show, so she'...
Super couponer Jill Cataldo will be joining me soon on Mondays with Marlo to teach us all about using coupons to shop smart and save money. Now is ...
Everyone is tired of hearing the phrase "fiscal cliff" and you may think it's old news, so why should you explain it to your kids? Because it is a good opportunity to revisit your lessons on family finance and budget.
Whether you're booking a flight or have to buy another bridesmaid dress, these simple tricks will put money back in your wallet. Start saving today...
One of the great perks of growing older in the U.S. is the many discounts that are available to boomers and seniors. If you don't mind admitting your age, here are some tips and tools to help you find them.
We just love the new year, from the festive parties to the chance to stay up past midnight for a reason other than catching up on Homeland. We also love the elusive New Year's resolution. Here are 10 financial New Year's resolutions you can act on right now.
By Suze Orman I call it the buy-it-now bug: We come down with it every giving season and feel the effects in January when we see our credit car...
As an occasional procrastinator myself, let me share a few tips I've picked up over the years that can help take the expense -- and stress -- out of holiday planning.
