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It’s no secret money arguments are one of the top predictors of divorce. A 2012 study published in the journal Family Relations found it’s a stronger predictor of divorce than other disagreements. Yet according to a 2019 SunTrust survey, only…
Plenty of people dread filing their taxes each year, and it’s easy to see why. Finding out you owe a large tax bill can be a major source of stress and may set you back on other financial goals. And…
While inflation wreaks havoc on your grocery bills and bond investments, it’s not all bad news for homeowners. But does the good outweigh the bad for existing property owners? Before you get too nervous or excited about inflation, ensure you…
According to a report by kids money education app Rooster Money, children between the ages of 4 and 14 received an average weekly allowance of about $9.35 in 2021. That’s about $486 per year, which isn’t a bad take for…
If your 20s see you vacillating between elation and insecurity, fun and the constant effort to prove your success, then your 30s tend to bring more stability, confidence, and direction. And the more money you save and invest, the faster…
You know all the reasons to buy a home. Homeownership helps you build wealth, get a tax break, and feel more involved in your community. But you’re looking at rising housing prices and wondering how you’ll ever afford to get…
You’ve almost certainly faced a major unexpected expense at some point in your life. Probably more than one. There’s a good chance you paid for that expense by taking on debt, perhaps a high-interest credit card or personal loan ….
The COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped our lives in many important ways, and some of these changes are likely permanent. One significant change is that more older adults are moving back home with their parents. According to a June 2020 analysis by…
For many frazzled parents, just the thought of trying to get kids to organize their stuff is laughable. We’re lucky if we can get them to pick their dirty laundry up off the floor, much less sort Legos into color-coded…
I got my first credit card before my 16th birthday. Not on my own initiative. My parents added me as an authorized user to an account they already had – a basic Citi cash back credit card that has long…
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