Budgeting

Here is a list of financial positives you may see if you move in with your significant other.

When should you get your first credit card - in high school, college, after graduation or never?

Here are some helpful tips to lower your energy, water and entertainment bills.

When you're short on cash, a strict budget is the best tool for finding financial stability.

Certain life milestones are put on hold for graduates.

When choosing your allowance method, here are some considerations to factor in.

Younger generations might want to start preparing for retirement now. Some things may not last that much longer.

Here are the cities in the U.S. that offer the best home prices.

Don't get stuck with high out-of-pocket costs. Read on to see how you can save your money.

Summer vacation doesn't have to be expensive in order to be fun.

With small businesses key to economic growth in the U.S., this article addresses the core differences between profit and turnover.

Students who save money and pay their bills on time will develop financially protective habits for their post-college years.

A few small sacrifices now will be worth it in the long run.

With the mobile app industry set to continue its growth, we address apps that deliver money-making opportunities to users.

Skipping appetizers and looking for coupons can save money on your final bill at the restaurant.

Sticking to a budget is easy when you have one that's more realistic, and when you have the whole family as support.

Shopping at outlet stores and signing up for mailing lists are just some of the ways you can dress well for work on a budget.

Ladies, you don't need a man to take care of your own retirement future. Read on to see how you can do it yourself. It's not too late to start today.

Do you think making two payments a month for your mortgage is a good idea? Think twice about that. We tell you why.

Lotteries are horrible investment alternatives, but they ought to be better respected as entertainment options.

Avoiding all forms of plastic payment can do wonders for your stress level and pocket book.

There are situations where seeing a physician is more affordable than visiting a retail clinic.

A step by step look at everything you need to know about purchasing vacation properties.

There are some things that are worth the extra money and some that aren't. We'll give you a few examples on when and when not to fork over the extra cash.

We look at the cost of setting up a garden, and the additional expenses that come with it.

DrawSomething, Cinemagram and FlightTrack are just some of the paid apps out there that are both useful and affordable.

Remember to research thoroughly and look for a contingency plan before buying your first home.

Finding the right site to sell your old electronics online is just one of many ways you can make money on your used gadgets.

Just because you don't bring home the bacon doesn't mean you can't save for retirement.

This Fox Business host gives us tips on how you can cut down on your gas costs.

It's hard to resist an item that's $1. We tell you when you should fight the urge.

Puzzles, yoga and all-ages sports like golf and tennis are affordable ways to have fun and stay mentally and physically active.

There is still room for consumer caution when it comes to purchasing household goods.

Different stages of life call for different amounts of life insurance coverage. Find out what you need, when and why.

Here are some tips to budget your remaining money when you are retired.

Is there really such a thing as good debt and bad debt? Read on to find out.

Before you retire to your dream destination, consider important factors such as banking, healthcare and purchasing power parity.

Read on to find out why March is a good time to buy that snowboard you've been eyeing for a while.

When planning for retirement, these questions will help you understand if you're prepared.

Even though the household budget was a woman's job, these women are bringing it to everybody's attention.

Declaring noncash donations and volunteer work expenditures are just some of the lesser-known ways to reduce your taxes.

Converted schoolhouses, box bungalows and cohousing are just three places you can reside other than a typical house, condo or apartment.

Don't bend to the old convention or be a statistic. Take control of your financial well-being today. It's not too late!

If you have more car than you can afford, here are four ways to deal with this "debt on wheels."

Tutoring and working as a handyman are just some of the ways retirees can apply their knowledge and skills to earn some extra cash.

Don't try to run from the tax man. Here are some tips that can help you out.

We look at famous athletes that went bust, and see what we can learn from their mistakes.