Past Articles From the Money Motivations Personal Finance Series, Designed to Motivate You to Live Debt-Free!
Money may not buy you love, but it can surely ruin it. Many fairytale-like relationships, meant to have happy endings, take a turn towards heartbreak because of the way people deal with finances.
The statistics also back the fact that money can prove to be a deal-breaker in relationships. TD Bank has furnished an interesting report on how the dynamics of money and relationships play out.
Read MoreHowever, with some simple approaches, it does not have to be hard to save money on essential baby items. Here are ten surprising ways to save money on baby stuff:
Read MoreWhether retirement is right around the corner or you're just daydreaming about it while working at your current job, it's crucial to think about the important role your home can play in your post-work life. Many experts agree that homeowners should have a plan for their house during their later years, and there are several options available to you.
Read MoreWhen you are a student, you have to adapt to many changes that occur in your life. First, you will leave your home. You might think living away from your home and parents is an excellent way to showcase your independent spirit, but you will soon realize that things are not always as rosy as your hopes.
Read MoreIt is true that our parents taught us their money tips and habits to help us become more financially smart and independent. However, a lot of our parents' money ideas are outdated or even counterproductive now. Unlearning some of the things that were passed on to us may help us develop a better relationship with our wallets.
Read MoreChrometophobia, or the fear of money, can be a roadblock on your way to financial freedom. Paying attention to your finances is key to staying on top of your bills and maintaining a good credit score. If that sounds impossible, these tips can help you manage your finances without having to do serious number crunching every day.
Read MoreTalking to children about money can appear hard. Parents my fear that they are not appropriate role models, or they believe that the money talk can wait until their child is ready to head off to college.
Read MorePeople in relationships quickly learn the benefits of open communication when it comes to sharing your life with another person. Whether you've discussed cohabiting, marriage, or simply becoming an exclusive "item," talking tough issues now saves you arguments later.
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