My Columns

By: Howard Dvorkin

Financial experts are great to give advice — especially when speaking from personal experience. Here holiday spending tips from financial experts’ mistakes.

By: Howard Dvorkin

Free credit freezes thanks to to the worst data breach ever, we all get an amazing new crime-fighting tool. What once cost up to $30, is now free.

By: Howard Dvorkin

Don’t give in to your kids’ demands. Use back to school shopping as an opportunity to teach them about the value of money.

By: Howard Dvorkin

Financial counselors deal with some of the same issues that marriage counselors and psychologists do. That’s because money permeates our emotions.

By: Howard Dvorkin

Wonder how much it costs once your teenager starts driving? While we all complain about personal debt, we often forget that it’s not just personal.

By: Howard Dvorkin

With more than $1.3 trillion in student loan debt, student loans are too big to fail. However, they might now be too big to succeed.

By: Howard Dvorkin

Will Amouzou is 17, but he doesn’t aspire to be a sports star or movie star. He wants to be a chief financial officer. He’s our latest scholarship winner.

By: Howard Dvorkin

A new poll sugges this generation of children know more about money then any other. Kids and money is better then kids knowing more about sex.

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

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

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

Finally, a catchy song about student loan debt. The message of “Sallie Mae Back” might resonate with lots of millennials and help them make smart choices.