5 Tips For Better Couples Money Management

Put into play 5 key tips to keeping your relationship with your partner and your relationship with money healthy.

When A Loved One Can't Or Won't Manage Their Money

Here are some things you can do when dealing with a loved one who cannot or will not manage their money.

Wedding Money: How To Find More Money & Save For A Wedding

Here are some fun and unique things you can do to find money for your wedding...

Getting Married? Tips For Setting A Wedding Budget

Here are some things you can do to make sure you don't spend too much money on your wedding and stay within a budget, keeping your wedding expenses in check. Here are some wedding budgeting tips...

Why Parents Should Consider Moving In With Their Adult Children

I recently wrote about how adult kids living with mom and dad can put a drain on the parents' retirement. But if you turn the situation around, it could actually be quite advantageous. Extended families are good for finances...

What To Do When A Spouse Dies: How To Get A Handle On Your Finances

When your spouse dies, what in the world are you supposed to do next? How do you keep your head above water -- financially -- in addition to keeping it all together emotionally? Here are some tips for getting your financial things in order, so things will go more smoothly regarding money and paperwork after the loss of your spouse.

If You're Living With Your Parents Now, It Will Cost You Later

A large number of Generation Y is still living at home with mom and dad, in an effort to save for the future. While this means these adult kids will have more money in their bank accounts to buy a home and start a family, it also puts a strain on Mom and Dad's savings. And they still have their OWN future to plan for.

Tips Before You Switch From A One-Income Family To A 2-Income Family

Before you take that job and become a two-income household, rather than a one-income one, read this first.

Qualifying For A Home Loan (...Using Just One Income)

For a couple purchasing a house, it might be a better idea to use only one person's income to qualify for your home loan. By using only one person's income on your home loan, you are guaranteeing that you are not purchasing a house that you will not be able to afford should you find that one person is unable to work for any period of time. But wait, there's more!

Married Money Dilemma: Should You Maintain Separate Finances In Your Marriage?

There are good reasons to have separate finances and there are also good reasons to have joint finances. Here are some of the benefits of having separate finances, compared to the benefits of combining finances when you're married.