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By Nat Sillin The summer months allow most of us a chance to slow down and catch up – on relaxation, on chores and with a bit of scheduling a...

By Mark Foster It may seem crazy to be thinking about Christmas in July, but actually it makes good financial sense. We know Christmas will eve...

By Jesse Campbell One of the best parts of childhood (besides nap time, obviously) is all the lessons you learn when you don’t think you’re...

By Lauralynn Schueckler The cost of living continues to rise for the average American, forcing many to make drastic budget cuts and eliminate m...

By Drew Kessler When school let’s out every summer, the thoughts of children and families across the nation turn to fun-filled summer days. B...

By Nat Sillin Whether a new job opportunity is across the country or across town, it’s important to track the cost and strategy of a job sear...

By Bruce McClary The reality faced by women who are primary wage earners in their household depends upon which of the two circumstances they ar...

By Drew Kessler Struggling with debt is bad enough – whether you’re a veteran or are about to transition into civilian life – but when yo...

By Jason Alderman Should a dream wedding mean delaying a down payment on a home? That’s a tradeoff many couples make these days. The Knot, a...

By Tali Wee Buying an investment property can help you build wealth, but you'll deplete savings for the down payment, add mortgage debt, and may not see financi...