Recent research suggests that a personal financial disaster in middle age or later greases the skids to an early grave, but my own experience argues for a more nuanced view.
How to move beyond fear-based financial habits to find true prosperity.
For many geezers, economic realities have postponed the promise of a placid retirement, which may not be a bad thing.
The health–wealth gap continues to divide us, a new mega-study finds.
Bikes mean big business — and huge health benefits — according to a first-of-its-kind study.
Managing your finances can be an act of self-care. Learn how to make it work for you.
Consider giving the gift of livestock to a family in need this holiday season.
How our most intimate sense of self and our use of money reflect each other.
The author and financial expert shares the backstory of her book, Money: A Love Story, offers tips for honoring your values as you work your way out of debt, and explains the essential role loving yourself plays in the process.
Taking care of your finances is a key part of caring for yourself, says the author and financial educator.
The United States consumer debt in 2013 totaled 11.5 trillion dollars. That’s $7,115 of debt per household.
Smart Money Smart Kids coauthor and money expert Rachel Cruze on overcoming your resistance to living on a household budget and creating a financial plan.
Laine Bergeson compiles some compelling statistics around spending from Mark Ellwoods new book, Bargain Fever.
Three financial experts offer advice — and hope — handling the unique stress of credit-card debt.
Many people donate money or time to charities this time of year, but one Twin Cities man decided he’d give $1,000 away — to complete strangers. At the Mall of America. I caught this news clip online tonight and wanted to share it with you all. Part of me applauded his intention, the other part… Read more »
Author and financial educator Ruth Hayden explains the “four cornerstones” of a healthy partnership, and how they can relieve the stress of sharing a financial life.
Financial expert Ruth Hayden helps couples move beyond their money issues. In this first of two installments, she explains why we fight about finances — and how to find common ground.
Editorial intern Casie Lukes on how she’s rethinking her spending habits — with the health and wellness of others in mind.
Our core stories and experiences shape our financial belief systems.
Tell us which spending characteristics best describe you.
Brent Kessel’s guide to understanding the psychological forces that challenge your financial integrity.