Family Finance

While taking the SAT’s/ACT’s and campus visits are an important part of the preparation process, college financing is just as critical.    By  Casey Galindo…

We do so much in the name of fitness: exercise, diet, even therapy. But what about our financial fitness? Financial well-being is an important part…

By Jim Chapman The optimism of American investors waned in the fourth quarter, but investors who are using a 401(k) are more optimistic than investors…

By Kimberly Carlson Congratulations! You survived 2013 and all it had to offer: pay cuts, job losses, medical expenses and–most recently–the holidays. Time for a…

If you own a business, you may offer employee benefits to attract and retain the talent you need to succeed. But in the current healthcare…

As millennials toss their graduation caps and hope to soon land their first “real job,” they will face managing their finances while in the red.…

A new movement toward retiring then “refiring” careers has launched many of the 60+ set into new businesses. But it takes preparation. By Laura Jaramillo…

By Holly Jones The average cost of college tuition and fees in 2012 ranged from $8,655 per year for in-state students attending a public, four-year…

By Cary Yates   While college can be one of the best experiences of your life, it can also be one of the most expensive.…

By Karey Carr Preparing to live on a single income when you are used to two can be scary. Make sure you have all your…