Tips for Inexpensive Graduation Parties
Bobbi asks: Our daughter graduates this spring and wants to have a graduation party afterwards for family and friends. We have very little money for that. Do you have any ideas for finger foods, salads, and decorating ideas that would fit our budget?

Your House: Is Bigger Really Better?
Your home is probably the biggest purchase you will make in your lifetime. It's your castle, your refuge, the place where family memories are created. It is also your biggest expense.

Getting Support When Spending Less
Spending less isn’t easy, especially when you try to go it alone. Your friends may wonder why you don’t want to go shopping with them. Your kids will undoubtedly protest your refusal to buy them that extra toy. Your spouse may foil your best-intentioned plans if he isn’t on board with the program. That’s why it’s so important to get the support you need in making peace with your finances.

How to Save Money on Groceries
One of the best ways to get ahead financially is to know how to shop smart, without diminishing your lifestyle. Reduce your costs at the grocery store simply and easily each week with these tips.

For the Love of Money
One of the biggest factors in most of our money problems come from the fact that we deal with our money emotionally. If you don't think money and emotions are tied together, think again. Take a serious look at all the ways your money and emotions are connected.

Reasons for Resourcefulness
Waste Not, Want Not. You may be familiar with this phrase if you had a parent or grandparent who lived through the great depression or experienced war rationing. Prior generations, mainly out of necessity, demonstrated that philosophy numerous ways and learned to be resourceful with what they had. In today’s world of abundance, why would anyone choose to live that way? I’ll give you a few good reasons.