Financial Planning

According to a new survey conducted for GOBankingRates, 49 percent of all Americans live paycheck to paycheck. And many report having no money set aside to deal with an unexpected expense such as...

It’s tax season, and it’s estimated that 70% of all filers will receive a tax refund! Last year, the average refund was $2,860 and the IRS believes the numbers for this year will be simila...

Teaching your children about money is one of the best ways to prepare them for adulthood. Eventually, they’ll need to understand how to balance a budget and use credit cards responsibly while th...

If your business has specific financing needs for long-term capital investments or requires working capital to grow, there are small business loans available tailored to meet those needs....

Someday you might want to own a home, take a trip around the world or retire comfortably. These are all worthwhile goals, but they won’t happen automatically. Reaching them takes time, attention...

Looking forward to a retirement with financial security comes from paying down debt and building a sizable savings. And, one of the major questions you may face on your path to financial freedom is wh...

Keeping your cool can be hard to do when the market goes on one of its periodic roller-coaster rides. It's useful to have strategies in place that prepare you both financially and psychologically to h...

Whether you’re just starting a career, already raising children, saving for future college and wedding expenses, or taking care of senior parents, it’s also important to think about your i...

There are many steps to take before buying a home, including figuring out how much home and how much mortgage you can afford. To figure out your house-hunting budget, you can go through the process of...

Heading off to college is probably the first time you will experience a sense of independence. It may also be your first opportunity to begin making financial decisions that impact your credit score. ...