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"Would you like to save 15 percent today?" It doesn't seem like a question many people would turn down. But, if the difference between saving 15 percent and not is opening a store credit card, you might want...

These days, banking has mostly gone online and mobile. In 2013, more than half of adults in the U.S. did some amount of banking online, according to a survey conducted by Pew Research Center. By 2014, more than half of...

Does your wallet affect your waistline? That may seem like a strange question, but there are some surprising ways your personal finance habits directly affect your health. Did you know that when a person is in control of...

So your kids are growing up. The days of diaper changes and midnight feedings are in the rearview mirror. These changes can be a great blessing and a bit of a curse. One of the most repeated questions you'll hear as...

When you're in the market for a new car, people are likely to shower you with advice. Some of that is valuable, but most of it tends to be untrue or not quite accurate. Many myths about car buying can focus on the...

What defines a frugal person (or family) is vastly different from what defines a cheap one. There is a certain strength of character and wit that a smart, frugal lifestyle embodies. Often though, the...