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Financial Literacy Month was scary, but buried in the stories is really good news about what financial education has taught Americans.

While Baby Boomers head for a retirement bust, their offspring are learning from their parents' mistakes and may be the wises financial generation yet.

Employers are offering wellness benefits, from gym membership discounts to reduced health care premiums for those who exercise or quit smoking.

A new study says that financial education for children is important. Children themselves want a better understanding about money management.

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.

The youngest workers are broke, but they may have better financial habits than baby boomers. Most millennials start saving for retirement before age 25.