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In the modern world, teaching your kids about money management is a lot more complicated than it used to be. It’s no longer enough to know how to squirrel away quarters in a piggy bank. To get along in the…
You can live without a checking account, but it sure is a lot harder. From keeping your money safe to making secure payments to receiving money electronically, checking accounts offer a gateway to banking and investing. Without one, it’s hard…
My mother turned 65 this August, and as millions of other Americans do when they reach that age, she hung up the gloves this summer. For the record, she wasn’t a boxer. But she did work just as hard as…
Copper — also known as Copper Banking — is a custodial bank account for kids between the ages of 13 and 18. And their parents, for better or worse. If you’re a high school student ready to take the next…
People with sizable assets often think about ways to minimize their tax burden. In the past, one popular idea for parents had been to shift assets to young children, who typically faced a lower tax rate on investment income. As…
When you’re trying to save money on a tight budget, you spend a lot of time looking for ways to save a buck. From packing brown-bag lunches to canceling your cable, you’re always focusing on ways to spend less. But sometimes,…
Certificates of deposit (CDs) offer savers a way to earn a higher interest rate on your savings in exchange for agreeing to lock up your money for a fixed period of time — while still keeping your funds safe thanks…
The death of a family member or loved one is a difficult time for anyone. The last things you want to think about are the next practical and legal steps. While many of these steps are simple, some can be…
You’ve decided to open a new bank account. You head down to your local bank or credit union, and the account manager offers you a choice of two types: checking or savings. How do you decide between them? The answer…
If you’re self-employed or an independent contractor, you probably already know your tax situation is a bit more complicated than the average person. You fill all the shoes in your business, from accountant to HR manager. Sure, you get the…
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