finances

Bill would require students earn at least a half credit for learning basic budget, financial skills in high school.

If you’ve wanted to know how to take control of your money but haven’t known where to start, Total Money Makeover LIVE! is the first step.

Facebook's total lack of respect for your privacy wasn't enough to get you to quit.  All the studies about how Facebook leads to depression weren't enough either.  Will this finally be enough?

Some say the economy is bad. Some say they can barely make ends meet! But, get to the Columbia Center Mall or Costco on  any day, and it's usually PACKED!

Some of us can remember a time when losing a tooth meant that we might find some spare change underneath our pillows the following morning. However, according to a recent survey by credit card company Visa, the days of a fallen chomper being worth chump change are long gone.

With high gas prices, inflation and recession...Lots of people are finding it hard to squeeze all they want to out of their weekly paychecks!

YES!! I can't remember where I read it, but most women hide purchases from a " shopping spree" from their significant other! I know I have. And I don't even know why...I guess we inherently feel guilty spending money on ourselves.

According to a new survey, one of the most popular ways to save money is to break the law?

According to a new poll, many parents don’t talk to their children about financial matters the way they should — and as a result, kids aren’t getting the crucial lessons about money they’ll need later in life.

There are a lot of celebrities that won’t get out of bed for less than a quarter of a million dollars, but a lot more Americans are surviving on much, much less.

The price of gas has gone up every day for nearly a month. But compaired to other liquids...like beer, it's still a bargain.

In September, Bank of America announced it would soon begin charging customers a $5 monthly fee for using their debit cards, saying it was recouping losses from new laws that limited how much it could charge merchants when debit cards were swiped during transactions. But after a firestorm of negative publicity, BofA waved the white flag of surrender and scrapped the controversial plan.