Relationships

by David G. Mitchell

Ten Ways to Help Your Kids to Spend Wisely Kids often view cash and gift cards as things that need to be used immediately. I recall how my now grown son spent all ... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

Talking About Money Is Inappropriate Not that long ago it was taboo to speak about money in public. But now, as with so many other things, talking about mone... read the story

by James Hendrickson

Why You Should Find A Financial Mentor I’m very careful with my money, but everything about it is not clear as crystal. Every year around January, questi... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

Does Financial Success Equal A Decline in Civility? Maybe it’s just where I live or the places I go, but I have noticed in the past several years that, no matter the ... read the story

by Meredith H. Kaiser

The Final Leg of the Journey Yesterday, as I washed two coffee mugs that my aunt gave me, I said unexpectedly to myself, “These will be among m... read the story

by Jeffrey Strain

Five Simple Financial Commitments to a Better Marriage By David John Marotta No married couple wants a scandal, even if it is just financial in nature. Money problems can ruin... read the story

by Meredith H. Kaiser

Five Profound Experiences (that Happen to be Free) There’s a lot more to life than money. Even when you do concentrate on money issues, it should be with the thought... read the story

by Shannon Christman

Ten Great Reasons to Have Frugal Friends Alcoholics Anonymous, Weight Watchers, local faith communities, service organizations, and even mommy groups all acknowl... read the story

by Meredith H. Kaiser

The Making of a Cheapskate What makes some people spendthrifts and others tightwads? My undergraduate biology degree requires that I frame the ques... read the story

by Meredith H. Kaiser

Are You Financially Compatible Enough to Marry? Women, in addition to spending hours poring over encyclopedic bridal magazines, I wish you would spend that same amount ... read the story