Budgeting

These cliche gifts can sometimes be very disappointing Father's Day presents.

From health co-ops to private plans, here's a rundown of some of the best healthcare options for young adults just out of college.

Here are some useful tips to help you find an apartment that's affordable and livable.

Forget the planet for a minute - what really matters is whether these vehicles fit your budget.

Here's how you can juggle saving for your child's college education and your retirement.

Here are some ways spending a little more money now can result in savings in the long run.

Both of these have advantages and disadvantages depending on your financial needs and prospects.

If you are a recent college grad or still in school, here are some fun and innovative ways to save money.

The costs of having a pristine lawn can add up quickly. Here are some tips to help you save your money.

Sticking to a budget and making savings is the only way to put yourself on a firm financial footing.

As of July 1st, be prepared for student loans rates to go up.

Landscaping is one of the easiest ways to increase the value of your home.

Although buying used goods may save you cash, some items just aren't worth the risk.

While each individual's financial goals and needs are unique, there are some common pieces of advice that apply to each segment of the financial spectrum.

Most products drop in price over time. That's not the case with these products.

You should avoid cheaper alternatives of computers, appliances, linens, infant car seats and mattresses.

Here are some activities you can do with your family to kick-start summer.

With a little practice, you can save money at the grocery store like a pro.

Shopping online is fast and easy, but dangerous at the same time.

Here's how you stack up financially and working-wise to the rest of the world.

Find out how to make your credit cards work for you - not against you.

Is buying a base luxury car smarter than buying a decked out lower-end model?

The average data, texting and minute plan for a smartphone is estimated to cost around $2,100 for a two-year contract.

Many of these schools have surprisingly affordable tuition fees.

Here are some tips to supplying your own power, water and electricity.

If you're building a new home, try incorporating these unique features.

If car costs are dragging you down, find out how to free yourself from some of the extra weight.

When compared to its northern neighbor, the American maternity leave policy is embarrassingly sparse.

Many dealers are offering payment protection plans on new cars. Are they right for you?

If you are a woman nearing 30, look at these tips to assess your financial situation.

If you are ever faced with a crisis, here are some budget tips to help you prepare financially.

Here's a breakdown of wellness plans and pet insurance, and some tips for keeping your pet healthy.

We look at the financial differences between purchasing a cheaper home and making a larger down payment on a more expensive home.

While the economic recovery remains tentative in the U.S., it is wise to find innovative ways of saving money when booking a vacation this summer.

Bankruptcy is not the end of the world. You can survive it and come out on the other side more financially solid.

Many common money habits can affect your credit score negatively without you even knowing it.

Here is everything you need to know about retirement planning if you are in your 40s.

Many of the world's richest people manage their money sensibly. Here is a list of billionaires who spend wisely.

Here are some recent figures that highlight how women are preparing for retirement.

Bad spending habits are not always obvious. What could you be doing to ensure that your money's going where it should?

Financial literacy is an important subject to teach kids. It is now being taught in some schools.

Here are a few distinct character differences between those who understand value and those who don't.

The cost of buying a home extends beyond the down payment, closing costs and your mortgage. Watch out for these costs.

Here is everything you need to know about retirement planning if you are in your 30s.

Parking can be expensive, but options like carpools and economy lots can add up to big savings.

Your family needs to be prepared if something happens to you, which is why sharing financial information is important.

With summer just around the corner, we look at how couples looking to tie the knot can make significant savings during the season.