My Columns

By: Howard Dvorkin

Americans have the debt education needed to stop worrying about money. Yet, many still making simple mistakes when it comes to everyday choices.

By: Howard Dvorkin

We all worry about the millennial generation and its future financial success. With so much research on their opinions, where do they really stand?

By: Howard Dvorkin

Teaching kids to save money should be implemented into our high school programs. However, we should also discuss this issue with parents.

By: Howard Dvorkin

You might be wondering what money and God have in common. Click to find out how spiritual and financial happiness effect one another.

By: Howard Dvorkin

Three new reports, three more things to worry about. Here’s a breakdown of the most recent happenings in student loan news.

By: Howard Dvorkin

The latest craze in mobile gaming can teach as much as it entertains. Here’s how I think Pokemon Go could be used to teach financial lessons…

By: Howard Dvorkin

You’ve heard the term “direct deposit,” but you probably don’t know what else it can do: automated savings.|You’ve heard the term “direct deposit,” but you probably don’t know what else it can do: automated savings.

By: Howard Dvorkin

The recession is over, but are we spending our way into another one? Here are some ways we’re outspending our means again.

By: Howard Dvorkin

The answers to these psychological money questions could help Americans fight their debt with a new arsenal of weapons that really work.

By: Howard Dvorkin

Although presidential polling is all the news covers during elections, where polling matters most isn’t in politics. It’s in personal finance.

By: Howard Dvorkin

As a finance counselor and a CPA at Debt.com, here’s what I’ve learned so far this month. It’s made me both laugh and cry.

By: Howard Dvorkin

Filing your taxes isn’t fun, but the results can still make you smile.