Who knew that there was a month for financial literacy? Well, you can observe it in style by checking out the helpful consumer resources on the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Lots of useful information! (Photo: Pexels)
How to prepare yourself (and your job) for the AI tsunami
Artificial Intelligence is integrating into the business world at an alarming rate, and analysts predict disruption in up to 40 percent of jobs worldwide. Forbes magazine outlines steps to prepare for the coming wave. (Photo: Creative Commons)
How younger adults should plan for retirement
Statistics prove that compared to their Boomer parents, younger adults face a more challenging complex economic reality as they plan retirement. That’s why it’s critical they start early. Forbes magazine has tips on how to get going. (Photo: Pexels)
2026 money moves to put your finances on track
With so many economic uncertainties, many Americans are anxious about finances going into the New Year. But some relief may be in store. CBS news offers some tips to get your financial house in order as 2026 looms. (Photo: Pexels)
Manage your credit cards: 15 best practices
Especially in the holidays, when we tend to spend more, credit card debt can be a problem. But some smart strategies, you can manage credit card debt and keep it under control. Moneylion has 15 suggestions. (Photo: Creative Commons)
When debt is a BIG red flag in relationships
Things are going well in your relationship, but then your partner reveals they owe a sizeable amount of money but they have been hiding it from you. The implications are huge for the relationship’s trust, honesty and longevity. ShareSaveSpend.com explores.
How to pay off your credit cards once and for all
With the average credit card balance over $6,000, consumer debt is a growing problem for many Americans., especially in an uncertain economy. Mounting debt can feel overwhelming, but it can be tackled. Forbes magazine outlines some strategies. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Leverage your financial gifts to family
If you generally give generous financial gifts for your children or grandchildren, it presents a wonderful opportunity to engage and educate loved ones on money matters and family values while quietly contributing to their wellbeing. ShareSaveSpend explains.
Scammer thieves pose an ever-growing threat
Scammers steal $28 billion a year from Americans over 60, an AARP study estimated. The FBI says scams are growing more sophisticated, more prevalent, and especially preying on vulnerable older people. The AP reports. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Freebies and cheapies to help stretch your holiday spending
Holiday spending can squeeze your budget, but freebies and cheapies can help offset costs. Knowing where to look can help you save on gifts, fun, travel, decor and entertaining. Fidelity financial explains.
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