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Building a Family: Is Going Into Debt for In Vitro or Adoption Worth It?

Carrie Smith | Posted 05.20.2013 | Parents
Carrie Smith

In the end, it's a personal decision to take on debt to create the family you desire. Beyond the emotional aspects, there are quite a few financial decisions that need to be thought about and carefully planned out.

Pennies & Petroleum: Spending Wisely at the Pump

Women & Co | Posted 05.16.2013 | Business
Women & Co

It's the phrase that you dread to hear, and yet there it is, on the news, in the paper, and at the water cooler. Gas prices stink. Still, we line up at the pumps and we fill up week after week, day after day -- because in the end, what choice to you have?

The Marriage of Love and Money: How to Protect Yourself From Financial Heartbreak

Manisha Thakor | Posted 05.08.2013 | Women
Manisha Thakor

Financial knowledge creates financial freedom and power. Under the influence of romance, it is easy to be distracted from practical concerns, but including financial planning in the creation of your authentic partnership will help sustain the love life you desire.

How Health Insurance Marketplaces Will Help Early Retirees

Jim T. Miller | Posted 05.07.2013 | Fifty
Jim T. Miller

The new health insurance exchanges -- also known as Health Insurance Marketplaces -- that begin in 2014 will be a welcome benefit to millions of Americans who need health insurance, especially uninsured baby boomers and pre-Medicare retirees.

Gifts Mom Won't Use (I Hope!)

Terry Savage | Posted 05.06.2013 | Women
Terry Savage

Quick: Think of two Mother's Day presents that mom would really appreciate, is unlikely to buy for herself and hopefully won't use.

7 Ways to Save on the Cost of Groceries

GalTime | Posted 04.26.2013 | Women
GalTime

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.

Even Little Money Mistakes Can Add Up

Jeanette Pavini | Posted 04.23.2013 | Women
Jeanette Pavini

Despite our best intentions, we occasionally forget to pay a bill or let cash rewards expire -- even the savviest consumers mess up once in a while. But little money mistakes can have a big impact on finances. Don't let your cash go to waste.

Woman Declines Office Lottery Pool, Wins Anyway

The Huffington Post | Ryan Grenoble | Posted 03.27.2013 | Business

It's a rare story that starts with the phrase, "You won't believe what my coworkers did today," and ends on a high note. But Jennifer Maldonado, an...

How Unwary Grandparents Can Wreck Your College Financial Aid

DailyFinance | Posted 03.20.2013 | College

Thanks to the ever-rising cost of a college education and the stagnation of middle class incomes, fewer and fewer cash-strapped parents are able to sh...

Common 'Cents': Money Tips for the Working Poor -- Tip #3: Take a Financial Picture

Ryan Mack | Posted 03.26.2013 | Business
Ryan Mack

If you are going to chart the progress of your weight loss during a diet, you must first start by facing the music and stepping on the scale. The same applies for your finances.

Common 'Cents': Money Tips for the Working Poor -- Avoid Financial Traps

Ryan Mack | Posted 03.24.2013 | Business
Ryan Mack

If you saw a check cashing store, a corner store loaded with pre-debit cards for sale, a Rent-A-Center and a payday loan facility, would you think you were in Beverly Hills? Of course not! The answer lies in the basic premise of capitalism -- go where you can "capitalize" on opportunity.

Respect and a Raise: How to Get Both at Work

The Levo League | Posted 03.24.2013 | Women
The Levo League

People are constantly telling me how they can't seem to get ahead or just can't get their boss to respect them. Is there some secret formula to it? Not really. Listen up as I explain how you can gain your boss' respect and start shaping your career for a better future in three easy steps.

The Delayed Tax Season and What It Means to You

Mark Steber | Posted 03.16.2013 | Business
Mark Steber

The IRS announced that it will delay accepting all 2012 tax returns by eight days, pushing the acceptance of both e-file and paper tax returns to January 30. But the filing deadline of April 15 remains unchanged.

Preparing for an Interview When You've Been Out of the Game

Alan Carniol | Posted 03.11.2013 | Business
Alan Carniol

When you are a long-time job seeker, you can end up looking a bit rusty in your next interview. Here are steps to take before your job interview when you've been out of the game for a while.

The Real Losers In The Fiscal Cliff Deal

Slate | Matthew Yglesias | Posted 01.02.2013 | Business

Senate Democrats and Republicans reached a deal to undo the majority of the so-called “fiscal cliff” by extending most of the Bush tax cuts wh...

Bank of America's Backtrack on Fees Is Proof Debit Reform Is Working

Douglas Kantor | Posted 02.26.2013 | Business
Douglas Kantor

Bank of America's recent decision to back down on new checking fees next year is further proof debit card swipe fee reform has resulted in greater marketplace competition benefitting consumers.