Managing Someone Else’s Money

Millions of Americans manage money or property for a loved one who’s unable to pay bills or make financial decisions. If you accept this role as financial caregiver (also known as a fiduciary)...

Getting a tax refund can feel like winning the lottery, and the temptation to get carried away happens to the best of us.

Do you often feel you have little or no money left at the end of the month? Do you want to save more money for special things or retirement? Then pay yourself first.

A healthy budget contains 50% necessities, 30% on wants, and 20% in savings and debt repayment. Your budget can basically be constructed in 5 steps.

According to a recent survey, millennials apparently fear their credit card debt more than climate change, the threat of war and even death.

Your credit history didn't instantly spring to life one day—it grows with you over time and changes as you go through different life stages. Here are ways that life events can trigger changes to your credit.