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Are you worried about being prepared for a financial emergency? Here's how to conduct a financial fire drill so you won't get caught off guard -- financially speaking. Plus tips for setting up an Emergency Fund and an Opportunity Fund to give yourself some cushion in your family budget.

In this economy, the rules about how to handle your money & funds have changed. It used to be thought that investing in stocks and other types of investments and then sitting on them was the way to go. However, investing your money & funds that way can actually lead to financial disaster.

There are several bankruptcy myths associated with filing for bankruptcy. Not being able to tell the difference between fact and fiction when it comes to bankruptcy myths can make anyone nervous about filing for bankruptcy. Save yourself some sleepless nights by finding out right now about bankruptcy myths!

Believe it or not, there are quite a few ways that you can save money painlessly, and still be able to cover your basic expenses. Not only is it painless, but it's easy!

There are some serious disadvantages to using automatic bill pay. For one, it could cost you more money in the long run! I know I'd never use it. Here's why.

Some software, spreadsheets and iPhone apps to help you manage your money - AND have fun while you're doing it!

Confused about simplifying investments? Here's how to simplify your investments if you have multiple accounts.

Here are some free budgeting worksheets to help you get started on your budget AND get out of debt faster!

Suze Orman's book, Women & Money, is for beginners. If you have not read any of Suze's other books or if you have no knowledge of money management, then this book is definitely for you!

Newly married or thinking of moving in together? Use these couples money tips to keep your relationship with your partner and your relationship with money healthy from the get-go.

Tips to help you become financially independent so that by the time you retire or before if you are lucky, your money will be your own.

Suze Orman's advice is simple: 'people first, then money, then things.' I have great confidence in her system and it has worked for me. Here's why.

Those who make below a living wage make insufficient income to live locally given the local cost of living. Here's what you can to in terms of budgeting for food, childcare, medical, transportation, housing, and miscellaneous expenses.

Bank fees are at an all-time high. Some of these bank fees can be avoided. Here are some things you can do to keep a handle on bank fees...

Bankruptcy exemptions are items that are exempt from being sold in order to discharge your debts. These exemptions are basically items that you need for a fresh start after your bankruptcy is discharged. Here's what you need to know.

Perhaps it's time to start talking about money. It's time to stop letting shame and inadequacy keep us from being real and honest about money and finances. Here's what I've learned about debt support groups, including how to find online support groups as well as local debt support groups in your area.

Here's how to pay off your bills and boost your credit score at the same time... there is a little-known way to do this. It's called the 'pay for delete' method of paying off debts.

While many people may be perfectly capable of managing their own finances, they may not be educated in all aspects, or may not have the time to keep an eye on their money and financial plans. That's when hiring a financial planner makes the most sense.