There’s no need to panic — yet, says a respected scholar on capital markets.
For one thing, you need to fill out the FAFSA form — regardless of family income.
Your credit history is your financial scorecard, so good credit is well worth the effort.
Here’s what you can learn from the last financial crisis that will help you with the next.
Experts weigh in on what happened and how you can protect yourself from the next crash.
Could you use some cash? Here are five places to look for unclaimed money.
I wasn’t surprised that Aretha Franklin didn’t have a will. You probably don’t have one either.
No, you don’t have to be crazy rich. Here’s how we did it.
Why the future of America’s middle class is so financially fragile.
Counting on a tax refund next year? Double-check your withholdings now.
The Twitter profile for jilted bridesmaid Courtney Duffy went dark for a while. It shifted from public to private after the Dartmouth MBA student posted… Continue reading
Here’s how to stop trying to keep up with the Joneses or Kardashians.
While toys will soon be broken, contributions to a college fund can have a long-term impact.
Don’t skimp on amassing a rainy day fund — it always rains.
How much money would you need to feel wealthy? A recent survey sponsored by Charles Schwab asked 1,000 Americans ages 21 to 75 what level… Continue reading
I get a tremendous amount of feedback from readers every time I write on the topic of what’s fair in a parent’s will. Most recently,… Continue reading
While reaching this milestone is pretty cool, what does it really mean?
It’s the parents’ money, and whatever they decide to do with it is fair.
Two experts respond to one helicopter parent offering unwanted financial advice.
I do my best to provide informed answers based on my experience and reporting.
