Spending money is a snap! All you need is a credit card and you’re off to the destructive habit of over-spending . . . or living

“It’s a good idea to save enough emergency money for at least three months,” says Ronald Van Surksum, certified financial planner and member of AAM

Your first-born is getting married this summer. You’re the proud parent of the bride. Suddenly, you flash back to her first bike ride. How scared

Spending money is a snap! All you need is a credit card and you’re off to the destructive habit of over-spending . . . or

The end of one tax season and the start of the next seems like the perfect time to measure financial fitness. If you are anxiously

If you want to accumulate wealth in your lifetime, you have to start planning now. Think about John Goddard, the man who set over 100

Just as the price of food, gasoline, cars, rent, heat and everything else has risen sharply, interest rates on loans and credit cards are expected

April showers bring May flowers . . . along with graduation invitations, family celebrations and multiple open houses. Most universities finish their spring terms at

Why is it that hard times never seem to take some people down; while ups and downs in the economy, problems in their personal lives,

Now that the kids are out on their own, I finally have extra money to set aside for retirement. I just don’t know where to