The back-to-school sale on Macs is happening now.  During yesterday’s trip to the mall, I had to wade through fleece-lined boots to find the flip-flops (on sale!) When I got home, I... Read more »

The word green has been commonly associated with two things: money and nature. Now, the greens are coming together as more credit card issuers create products that appeal to eco-conscious consumers. Here... Read more »

Keeping children occupied during the summer can get expensive.  Trips to the movies, swim lessons, toys, and meals-on-the-run can quickly turn into budget breakers.  Here are some kid-friendly ways to enjoy a... Read more »

Last night at dinner, I overheard a man say that the high price of gas was forcing him to start charging for his once free in-home repair estimates.  Since I was eavesdropping,... Read more »

Recently, I met a couple who were very dedicated to following the program outlined in the book Your Money or Your Life.  I have not read the book myself, but it is... Read more »

According to a recent study by AARP, many Americans are risking their financial futures in order to fulfill with an immediate need.  In fact, 23% of consumers surveyed by AARP said that... Read more »

I just received the preliminary results of a survey we conducted last month about how consumers are handling the economic downturn.  When asked what the most extreme sacrifice they would make if... Read more »

Knowledge and drive aren’t always enough to help someone overcome their financial problems. As a recent Wall Street Journal article points out, sometimes you need a little support (group). ... Read more »

“Don’t count on winning the lottery,” is something I say a lot.  What I am trying to convey is that you need to plan for your financial future and stop hoping for... Read more »