If you struggle with money — or you have a specific goal to save money going into the new year — following a budget can help ...

While retail therapy and ordering takeout every time you don't feel like cooking is among life's many joys, there's also no equivalent to the misery that hits you when you check your bank balance at ...

I have $1.2 million in 401(k) and IRA. I will have $3,000 Social Security, and a $1,064 pension that will not increase for inflation. I have $400,000 in home equity in my main home and vacation home, ...

PocketGuard offers a clear overview of income, bills, and available funds. The interface is straightforward and uncomplicated. It provides a summary that shows funds after bills and savings goals.

Understanding how you spend money now can help you estimate how much you'll need in retirement. Here are some tips: Track ...

When I started budgeting, I quickly realized that cutting back on certain monthly expenses was essential to making the plan ...

Write down everything you spend to find out how much you can save. Oct. 5, 2010 — -- Do you want to save money but you're not sure how to start? Keep a record of your expenses. What you save ...

Create a budget to track monthly expenses and understand essential financial needs for a shorter month with less income. If possible, explore options to bring in additional income or negotiate with ...

A well planned marketing budget helps you ensure costs align with planned expenditures throughout the year. As a side effect, they can also help measure campaign ROI. The best way to stay on top of ...

When life gets busy, even important financial obligations can fall to the wayside. You may forget when payments are due or lose statements in the shuffle of other mail. Falling behind, however, can ...

Editor’s note: This is part two of an ongoing series throughout this year focused on helping older adults navigate the financial difficulties of gray divorce. The introduction to the series is Happy ...