Learn the real deal when it comes to today’s top financial news from a certified personal finance expert.
By: Howard Dvorkin
What do saving your money and saving your teeth have in common? Most people know they’re good for you, but they still don’t practice it. Thankfully Financial Hygiene Month and Financial Literacy Month have common characteristics.
By: Howard Dvorkin
The youngest workers are broke, but they may have better financial habits than baby boomers. Most millennials start saving for retirement before age 25.
By: Howard Dvorkin
Why do credit card customers prioritize cards shiny cards that smell good over safety? Make sure yours has an EMV chip to prevent credit card fraud.
By: Howard Dvorkin
Are you among the 13 percent of Americans who will make these tax mistakes? If so, consider using your refund to pay down debt instead.
By: Howard Dvorkin
America Saves Week probably isn’t a holiday you’re aware of, but it should be. This year, save money on everything from rent and banking to pets and gas.
By: Howard Dvorkin
Employee benefits aren’t limited to just health insurance. Try asking your HR department about tuition reimbursement, employee stock options, and more.
By: Howard Dvorkin
If you’re considering buying a huge truck, a luxury car, or an SUV to take advantage of low gas prices, I’ve got some advice for you: Don’t do it.
By: Howard Dvorkin
It’s the middle of January, so this is it for wrapping financial advice around the new calendar. But a financial survey shows your resolution is possible.
By: Howard Dvorkin
You can one day be debt free forever. Howard Dvorkin explains why it’s misleading, and how any debt problem can be conquered.
By: Howard Dvorkin
If giving gifts to coworkers is stressing you out, here are some tips from our expert, including ideas for cheap office gifts and some easy alternatives.
By: Howard Dvorkin
Women are smarter about money, because they know what they don’t know. Men and women have innate differences that affect how they handle their money.
By: Howard Dvorkin
They may have money, but they still have stress and guilt. Here we examine what you can learn from the affluent, or those who have money to invest.