A Lesson in Money
By Casie Leigh LukesEditorial intern Casie Lukes on how she’s rethinking her spending habits — with the health and wellness of others in mind.
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.
Brent Kessel’s guide to understanding the psychological forces that challenge your financial integrity.
Dr. Mark Hyman examines the connections of politics, money, and our healthcare system — and what we can do about it.
Financial expert Dave Ramsey offers practical advice on how to overhaul your financial life.
Senior health editor Anjula Razdan offers advice on how to eat well without breaking the bank.
Do you find yourself living paycheck to paycheck—no matter how much money you make? Here’s how to get ahead of the game, and stay there.
Kris Carr’s 12 tips on thrifty grocery shopping for healthy food.
If you’re hanging out with pals who have a lot more money to spend than you do, it can be awkward. Money expert Ruth Hayden offers rich advice.
Financial therapist Bari Tessler-Linden helps people manage their money by first exploring their thoughts, values and beliefs.
Financial therapist Bari Tessler-Linden shares the story of how her Conscious Bookkeeping approach came to life in this behind the scenes video from our March 2010 cover shoot.
OK, money’s tight. But your health is invaluable. So where can you scrimp, and where should you spend wisely? Here’s how to make the money-saving decisions that are right for your budget — and your body.
The worry, distraction and shame associated with debt can take an emotional and physical toll on our health. Here’s a look at the confounding factors that make debt such an oppressive source of stress, and some tips on how you can break free.
Personal experience led finance guru Jean Chatzky to discover the deep link between financial security and a healthy, happy life. Now she’s helping the rest of us make the connection.
When the economy takes a hit, we’re prone to making panicked decisions about money. Here are four common money mistakes people make in lean times — and how to avoid them.
Financial expert Jean Chatzky shares practical advice for managing your finances in the tough economy.
Determined to take charge of your finances this year? Having trouble sticking to a budget — or balancing your checkbook? Try Conscious Bookkeeping.
Emotion-induced shopping may seem harmless, but letting your feelings take over your wallet could end up costing you more than money.
Ever worry that your investments in certain stocks and mutual funds aren’t meshing with your personal values? Socially Responsible Investing offers an alternative — and surprisingly good returns.
More than a decade ago, authors Vicki Robin and Joe Dominguez helped launch the voluntary-simplicity movement with their ideas for living more richly — by spending less. Today, for many, that penny-wise approach seems smarter than ever.