Credit Card Debt is Delaying Millennials’ Dreams
Credit card debt is delaying millennials' dreams, with more than 40% saying it has prevented them from making a major life purchase...
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Students Need Financial and Debt Management Skills
The Council of Graduate Schools in conjunction with TIAA, the financial services organization, recently released the findings of their 3-year study aimed at improving the...
How Money Can Bring Couples Closer
Our challenges are our greatest teachers. Courageously faced, the bumps couples face in the road to financial well-being can pave a path to communication that...
How Mental Health Affects Money Health
“It is an unprecedented insight, and the findings are stark. People with mental health problems told us that, as well as having less income when...
(Mental Health Month) Listening to What Your Money Is Telling You
We can fail to see the powerful teacher that money really is, and the ways in which the silent pointers it gives voice to tell...
Dr. Janet Taylor Shares 3 Most Important Money Lessons
I have also learned that the amount of money that you have or have access to will never redeem character. I have learned lessons about...
How Much Rent is Too Much Rent?
Overspending on housing takes away our ability to fund retirement, education, and takes resources away from our core financial goals....
[Mental Health Month] Financial Stress Relief for Moms
“While it’s no surprise to any working mother that juggling competing financial needs is stressful, small steps over time can create financial balance for families...
Mental Health Month: Mastering Shame About Money
While most analysis of money and financial behavior focus on debt, income, and investment levels, a conversation is emerging about how a large number of...
Low and Middle Income Moms Hit Hardest by ‘Financial Stress’
A study finds 'financial stress levels' of mothers ages 30 to 55 earning less than $60,000 is surprisingly higher than other groups....