Money Advice

My husband and I can’t seem to agree on the how to prioritize our finances. How can we come to an agreement?
Although you and your spouse disagree on some ways of managing your finances, one thing you are in agreement with is the need to discuss your approach to finances. You should examine your

I read your article a few weeks back about the value of estate planning, any tips on what to look out for?
"You don’t learn nuthin’ the second time you’re kicked by a mule!" –Wisdom from a Depression-era survivor. If our wise man above is correct, why do so many people pass along the disastrous effects of a botched estate plan for generations?

I bet you can remember the first time you saw a one hundred dollar bill or the first time you received some money from the tooth fairy. I am sure whatever the occasion or circumstance surrounding it, a child’s first encounter and awareness of money is a moment of pure awe

The Kansas City Star’s February 1 obituary section lists the names and ages for 59 recently departed metro area residents.

Of those, 23 were parents. The largest percentage (74%) was 70 years old or over. Six (26%) were 60 to 69 years old, and three (13%) were 59 or younger.

I’ve always thought that one of the best things about investing in individual stocks and bonds yourself, as opposed to hiring managers, is that you’re learning first hand about all the ins and outs of the investing game.

As the New Year approaches, now is a great time to look back and review. For many of you, if asked "How was your...

How can I save money after the New Year? It took a while to realize the true breadth of the question. After all, there are...