Cheap Travel To Britain: How To Vacation In The UK For Less After Brexit [VIDEO]
Travelers struggling to make sense of Britain’s unexpected vote to leave the European Union will find a silver lining.
Will Brexit Impact Americans’ 401(k)s? What To Do As US Stock Markets Decline
Global markets were shocked by the Brexit vote, and your 401(k) balance is likely to take a hit. Here’s how to invest moving forward.
Are Subscriptions Saving You Money Or Making You Broke? How To Manage Recurring Bills
More businesses are embracing the subscription economy, a move with both good and bad repercussions for consumers. Here’s how to optimize your accounts.
Money-Saving Apps: Can Americans’ Financial Problems Be Fixed By The Power Of Automation?
Nearly half of Americans cannot come up with $400 to cover an unexpected expense. Savings apps like Digit and Qapital could improve their financial security.
Money And Love: How Talking About Finances With Your Partner Can Improve A Relationship
Financial uncertainty can unite couples, rather than increase conflict. Here’s how to have the money talk.
How To Save Money When Your Dreams Are Bigger Than Your Paycheck
The class of 2016 will face new lessons in money management. Here’s how to survive the learning curve.
Loans For Small Businesses: How Entrepreneurs Can Grow Their Companies While Maintaining Ownership
To scale their businesses, most entrepreneurs reach an inflection point where they need outside funding. Here’s why debt is a good option.
Wedding Costs Now Exceed Student Loan Debt: 3 Ways To Keep Your Spending In Check
The average cost of tying the knot — $32,641 as of 2015 — is greater than the average student loan debt. Here’s how to avoid spending too much.
From Etsy To Millions: How One Young Entrepreneur Beat The Odds And Found Success
Few businesses launched by female entrepreneurs pass $1 million in sales. But Starla Tyler, founder of Little Cosmetics, beat the odds.
Goldman Sachs Is Launching Banking For The Masses. But What’s In It For You?
Parking your cash at the prestigious — and often criticized — investment bank might be a smart move. Here’s why.
Here’s Why You Can Score Cheap Tickets For Your Dream Vacation Now
Dreaming of an international getaway? Here’s why now is the perfect time to book a cheap flight for your next vacation.
Still Haven’t Filed Your Income Tax Return? Here’s What You Need To Know
Tax day dread is common, taxes owed or not, as 27 percent of Americans would rather get an IRS tattoo than ever have to file their taxes again, according to a survey.
Spring-Cleaning For Your Finances: 5 Tasks To Do Now You’ve Filed Your Tax Return
After you’ve filed your tax return, keep the momentum going with this checklist for managing your money.
How To Buy Bitcoins: Is ‘Digital Gold’ Worth The Investment?
You don’t need a computer science degree to invest in the digital currency known as Bitcoin. It’s more mainstream than you might think.
How To Choose A Career Path That Will Work As Long As You Do
For young women, choosing a career path that is sustainable as well as satisfying is more important than ever.
Planning A Move To Canada If Donald Trump Is Elected President? Choose One Of These Budget-Friendly Countries Instead
If the idea of Donald Trump becoming U.S. president has you thinking about a move to Canada, you may want to consider one of these budget-friendly countries instead.
Paycheck Calculator: How Will The Presidential Candidates Change Your Tax Bill?
Use this calculator to see how your take-home pay will change if your candidate wins the presidential election.
Donald Trump’s Tax Plan vs. Hillary Clinton’s Policy: How Would Your Paycheck Be Affected?
Which candidate’s tax proposal would result in more take-home pay for you? Here’s what you need to know.
How Much House Can You Afford With A Low-Down-Payment Mortgage?
Regardless of what your income is, here are five important questions to ask before you start the search for your first home.
Acorns And Other Investment Apps Want To Help You Make Money By Starting Small
Users can start by investing a tiny amount, but sometimes the fees are far greater than with conventional financial apps.
Tax Deductions: Freelancers Beware The Three Most Abused Business Expenses When Filing Your Return
If you take tax advice from fellow freelance workers, you might be overusing these three deductions.
Fast Fashion: Livia Firth Takes A Stand, Encouraging Eco-Conscious Clothing With #30Wears Campaign [VIDEO]
Like drugs, inexpensive clothes get consumers hooked. But the woman behind the #30Wears campaign says higher-quality apparel may be better for your budget.
Market Turmoil: Roth IRA Conversion Can Turn Portfolio Losses Into Tax Savings With This Strategy
If your retirement account balance has been trending downward lately, you may want to consider a conversion to a Roth IRA.
IRS Refund: How To Get A Jump Start On Filing Your Taxes This Year
Even if you don't expect cash back this year, experts say there are many good reasons to send in your return early.
Earn More Money This Year By Asking For A Raise: 3 Negotiation Strategies That Work [VIDEO]
Research shows you’ll likely get a raise if you ask for one, but more than half of employees still don’t ask. Here’s how to make it happen.
Fed Meeting: Interest Rate Rises Spooking US Consumers Despite Strong Economic Conditions
Negative news stories about the U.S. economy may stir fears that are unsupported by actual economic conditions, some market watchers say.
Credit Card Debt: How To Get Your Finances In Order For Good In 2016
With interest rates on the rise and the possibility of another recession, paying off credit card debt is more important than ever.
Is A Recession Looming? Here’s What It Means For You And Your Money
Some experts say the U.S. is heading for another economic downturn, but that doesn't mean it's time to panic. Here are some steps you can take to protect yourself.
Powerball And Lottery Winners Get More Than The Jackpot: How To Manage A Sudden Windfall
As the jackpot tops $1.5 billion, experts warn that newly minted lottery winners are subject to public scrutiny, sleep deprivation and relationship troubles.
Value Investing Redefined: The Surprising Ways Millennials Are Changing Investing
Millennials appear more wary of the market than older Americans. Here’s what needs to change to turn them into investors.