Learning the Value of Money
Much work has gone into raising financial IQs around America - all aimed at helping consumers learn to better manage their personal finances.
Financial Literacy and the Future
Almost two-thirds of Americans cannot calculate interest payments correctly. About 33% said they would not even know how to try and calculate it at all.
Money, Stress, and Your Health
Americans are dealing with more stress every day. Money is one of the highest stress factors for people.
Home Ownership and Millennials
Millennials, as they become young adults, are embracing one of the most stable pillars of the American dream: homeownership.
Financial Tips for Graduates
The end of the school year is upon us and a new generation of graduates will be preparing to enter the workplace. With a new chapter of their lives just around the corner, new financial responsibilities are a potential concern too.
Preventing Investment Fraud
Financial fraudsters use effective tactics to get people to part with their money. If you don’t know what they are, you could fall prey to an investment scam.
Parents, Kids and Money
Making sure your kids are well taken care of and have the best possible opportunities and education is, of course, what all parents want.
Smart Money Habits of Millennials
It may come as a surprise to some, but Millennials have a unique grasp on the management of money.
Financial Advice for Young Couples
Couples fight about money twice as much as they fight about sex, according to a Money Magazine survey.The American divorce rate is nearly twice what it was in 1960
Financial Wellness & Retirement – Older Americans Month
May is Older Americans Month. More than half of all Americans have absolutely nothing saved for retirement and just 35% have under $1,000 or just a few hundred dollars set aside.