finances

Many parents face the same difficult question when raising a child. Should one of you stay at home while the other works? It’s not a question to take lightly. The…

You can break personal finance into three broad categories: income, expenses and savings. Your personal cash flow statement lists your income and expenses and a common goal is to end…

Moving into a place of your own for the first time is a huge step. I remember my first post-college apartment move. It was nothing special, but it was mine.…

Richmond Community High School has been ranked number two and Franklin Military School earned the number 22 spot on the 2017 “100 Best w!se High Schools Teaching Personal Finance” national…

Following the Great Recession, it seemed like extreme couponing was a competitive sport. You could watch on TV as shoppers, armed with binders full of clipped coupons and an in-depth…

Some homeowners can’t wait to see the assessed value of their home drop. In fact, they’ll tell you the bigger the drop, the better. Why? Your property taxes depend on…

You’re not alone if your heart pounds when you see a letter from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in your mailbox. While some lucky filers get sent a letter because…

By Nathaniel Sillin Have you ever considered how lenders compare applicants? Typically, the lowest rate goes to those who have the highest likelihood of repaying the loan on time. A…

A credit union is a great place to find personal financial solutions while helping your community. It is also a great way to avoid many of the hassles encountered at conventional…

By Julexus Cappell For most Americans, tax season is a widely anticipated time of year. Family vacations, home improvements, and household essentials are among the countless items families plan for…