Finances Archives

During an interview, many job applicants get caught unprepared when asked salary questions. Poor answers to money questions can cost the applicant...

How much should I give, and where should I give?

We can't do everything, so we have to love the best we can with what we have.

Of all we can do with money, giving it away seems irrational, doesn’t it? But generosity is a key component of using money well.

A better approach to buying cars is to build long-term relationships with our vehicles and send our vehicles’ loan officers packing.

Think you've cut your expenses all you possibly can? You might be wrong.

The prosperity gospel is bad news because it twists biblical teachings so much that people may miss out on the hope of the real Gospel.

Housing is most people’s biggest expense. That’s why it’s essential to get our housing costs right.

We can’t resist peer pressure if we don’t recognize it’s there. Watch out for these types of adult peer pressure.

Every healthy relationship involves conflict, so don’t try to avoid conflicts about money. Instead, learn to fight fair.

The establishment of specific goals, combined with visual reminders of their progress, has helped our children see the bigger picture, prioritize...

Dear Deborah: I know I need to start saving for my retirement. But I also have high credit card balances, car loans and a mortgage.

All the glitz cannot hide the damage caused by casinos.

If a tool was available that would give you a control over your finances and help keep your stress low, wouldn’t you use it?

In 2004, my assistant walked into my office in tears. Drowning in debt, she was struggling hard to keep her head "above water." She was upside down...