Holiday spending has undoubtedly been a popular topic this season, but according to a November poll hosted by the NFCC, 40 percent of respondents revealed indicated that they do not intend to... Read more »

Credit card use is increasing, according to recent reports. In fact, for the first time since 2008 more consumers are choosing to use a credit card over a debit card. Reports also... Read more »

After 16 years, 10 months, and 2 days, I am leaving my position as community and media relations manager for Money Management International (MMI).  The decision was not an easy one because... Read more »

As I read story after story about this year’s record-high sales from Black Friday and Cyber Monday, I can’t help but feel a bit ashamed. Prior to Black Friday I was ranting... Read more »

For the past couple weeks, I have been planning an overseas holiday vacation for my family. Planning any vacation takes a lot of work, but planning a vacation to a country where... Read more »

Financial difficulties have far-reaching impacts that are even harder felt during the holiday season. It is understandable why so many people—particularly those with children— push thoughts about their financial issues aside during... Read more »

For many, shopping on Black Friday has become as much of a Thanksgiving tradition as turkey, with friends and families whipping up a shopping strategy along with the dressing and gravy. MMI... Read more »

When taking the steps to improve your financial situation, one of the biggest hurdles you will encounter has nothing to do with money and everything to do with your mindset. And with... Read more »

The Great American Smokeout on November 17, 2011 is a day dedicated to helping consumers overcome their addiction to the smoking habit. The nationwide event encourages people to put down their cigarettes in favor... Read more »