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5 Strategies to Teach Young Kids About Proper Money Management

Women & Co | Posted 05.13.2013 | Business
Women & Co

Unfortunately, personal finance courses are not taught in schools, so it's completely up to you -- and the earlier you begin the process, the better chance your children will have to grow up into responsible, thrifty young adults.

Women: You May Be Better at Managing Investments

Suzanna de Baca | Posted 05.18.2013 | Women
Suzanna de Baca

Men may be from Mars and women from Venus, but when it comes to deciding who should manage the money in your household here on planet Earth, women may have the edge.

4 Money Addictions To Break Now

Posted 03.01.2013 | OWN

By Nathalie Gorman A few seemingly innocuous spending habits that are actually keeping you from saving money -- plus how to quit. Keep in to...

How Real Parents Talk Money With Their Kids

LearnVest | Posted 04.29.2013 | Parents
LearnVest

Television. School. Osmosis. These are just a few of the ways that many parents would prefer that their children learn about finances -- as long as they don't have to bring up the sticky subject themselves.

Scrutinize Broker Ads Carefully

Dan Solin | Posted 04.21.2013 | Business
Dan Solin

While I applaud E*TRADE for focusing on fees charged by advisers, you need to be concerned about the entire picture, which includes expense ratios, taxes, risk and performance. Sometimes, what may initially look like a bargain can cost you dearly.

4 Ways To Make Money Talks Less Stressful

Women & Co | Posted 04.07.2013 | Weddings
Women & Co

Oh, couples. We argue about chores; we argue about sex; we argue about managing our children. But, most often? You guessed it: We argue about money.

Forget Your Money Resolutions! You Need a Plan in 2013

Adam Levin | Posted 03.18.2013 | Business
Adam Levin

A credit portfolio building plan should consist of several components, all interconnected and each a platform for recovery and financial evolution. Viewing credit as portfolio can help convert the traditional holiday churn-and-burn process from an annual ritual of excess and recovery into a new way of life.

Sorry, Lizzie Wurtzel, It's Not Cool to Not Have a Savings Account

Nisha Chittal | Posted 03.12.2013 | Women
Nisha Chittal

Saving, investing and growing your net worth gives you the greatest freedom of all, because you're no longer tied down by the limits of money; you're free to travel, to move, to take risks, to ascend in your career, to take care of your family and to handle unexpected surprises.

A Question for Black People... What's Your Focus?

Ryan Mack | Posted 03.11.2013 | Black Voices
Ryan Mack

As much as we may be caught up in the political fever of D.C., the truth of the matter is that we have limited control over what politicians do when they go to D.C. However, the decisions we make with our own finances are completely within our own control.

The Definition of Wealthy: Living Small

James Berman | Posted 02.27.2013 | Business
James Berman

A key to acquiring wealth is preventing living standards from rising along with income. Those who let their needs swell commensurately with their wallet never feel rich.

Financial Literacy and College Persistence

Dr. James J. Kelly | Posted 01.20.2013 | College
Dr. James J. Kelly

Many factors contribute to students leaving college, and financial circumstance is one of them. One of the tools our college has developed to mitigate this problem and to equip students with life skills is a required, one-unit freshman course called Personal Finance for College.

Friends and Your Money: Hanging Onto Both of Them

Don McNay | Posted 01.15.2013 | Home
Don McNay

Since family and friends are the primary reasons that people blow a lump sum, if you can invest in good quality relationships, you can go a long way toward maintaining financial success as well.

Handle Your Money in a Way That Will Let You Achieve Your Dreams

Don McNay | Posted 01.09.2013 | Home
Don McNay

Before you start working towards your dreams, you need to ask a hard question: Are you a saver or a spender? If you are spender, you need to keep focused on saving enough to truly achieve the dreams and things you desire.

Release False Beliefs to Hear Your True Hunger

Manisha Thakor | Posted 01.08.2013 | Healthy Living
Manisha Thakor

By connecting your financial actions to what gives you the deepest sense of both meaning and pleasure, you will find greater fulfillment in your relationship to money.

New York Students Learn Money Management With Debit Cards

Watertown Daily Times, N.Y. | Reena Singh | Posted 01.02.2013 | Home

Watertown High School students are learning how to be more financially savvy. High school business teacher Robin M. Boomhower is teaching her student...

Why Do People Run Through Large Sums of Money Quickly?

Don McNay | Posted 12.06.2012 | Home
Don McNay

At first, I thought that the problem was people getting too much money too quickly. I assumed that controlling the flow of money, such as giving them monthly payments for a lifetime, would keep them in line. It's a little more complicated than that.

Are You Ready and Willing to Play the Money Game?

Jinny Ditzler | Posted 11.17.2012 | Home
Jinny Ditzler

One of most folks' biggest goals is to reach the stage in life when you no longer have to work in order to pay the bills. The earlier you begin planning seriously to achieve this goal, the more quickly you'll reach it -- and the more money you'll have when you do.

Sad Findings Show Americans Stink at Managing Their Money

Steve Rhode | Posted 05.23.2013 | Business
Steve Rhode

It's apparent there is a tremendous hole in the financial safety net of the American population as a whole with these survey results. For me it's both sad and scary.

5 Common Financial Fears (and How to Overcome Them)

Women & Co | Posted 11.13.2012 | Home
Women & Co

By Linda Descano, CFA®, President and CEO, Women & Co. and Managing Director and Head of Digital Partnerships, North America Marketing, Citi We've a...

Teaching Kids to Save When the Culture Says Spend

Pamela Yellen | Posted 11.05.2012 | Home
Pamela Yellen

As parents, one of the most important lessons for us to teach our children is how to spend and save wisely. By sharing financial lessons with our kids starting at an early age, we can help them understand the importance of being financially responsible and self-sufficient for life.

Prepaid Card For Addicts Curbs Gateway Drug: Cash

The Huffington Post | Catherine New | Posted 08.31.2012 | Home

To help addicts stay clean and sober, one prepaid card company is hoping to help them avoid a gateway drug: cash. A new card called Next Step, sch...

Recent Grads Face the Real World of Money Management

Joe J. Wilson | Posted 10.30.2012 | College
Joe J. Wilson

Think about what your living situation might be for the next few years. Will you live with your parents, with one or more roommates, or by yourself?

What Is a Digital Wallet, and Why Should You Care?

Steve Schultz | Posted 10.29.2012 | Home
Steve Schultz

The "digital wallet" is the biggest game-changer in financial services since online banking. But what exactly is a digital wallet? Is it more convenient? Is it practical?

What My Parents' Divorce Taught Me About Money

LearnVest | Posted 10.28.2012 | Home
LearnVest

You should never rely on someone else to manage everything for you. Does this mean, now that I'm grown and married myself, that I regard my husband with perpetual skepticism, always under the assumption that he's about to take the money and run? Not at all.

5 Steps to Have More Money Now

Jinny Ditzler | Posted 10.20.2012 | Home
Jinny Ditzler

I've been ruthless (but kind) when it comes to getting money that's owed to us. If you put your attention on making and finding money, you'll think of plenty you can do.