Finances Update Archives

Dear Deborah: How can I rebuild my credit score?

Income inequality. It’s a hot topic, with everyone from academics, pundits and politicians discussing it. What's behind it?

If you left college with a diploma and a pile of student loan debt, take heart. You can escape the prison of debt once you learn what you need to...

In roughly one-quarter of married U.S. couples, the wife earns more than her husband, up from just 6 percent in 1960.

Now that I follow Christ, I realize how fame got in the way of the truth I so desperately needed to hear.

Money doesn’t grow on trees, but sometimes it does hide in the corners of a monthly budget. Give yourself a raise by putting it to work.

Most of us have a desire to give. We want to help those in need. We just want to make sure that we aren’t burned in the process.

Last Saturday, a single ticketholder won the Pennsylvania Powerball jackpot valued at 456.7 million dollars, becoming an instant millionaire like...

Have you ever made a quick decision that you later regretted? Almost all of us have done this to one degree or another.

One study showed that people are happier when they are shopping for others than when they are shopping for themselves.

No matter what your ministry or endeavor, if you need to raise money to put a project in motion, these 10 tips will help you make your fundraiser...

This matter isn't so black-and-white to everyone: health insurance (or lack thereof) is debated in many Christian circles. But does the Bible give...

Here are some annual expenses that you can start preparing for now so you won’t be caught off guard later.

Americans spend approximately 13 billion dollars on chocolate each year. But do we know who's working on cocoa plantations?

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