Cost of living keeps rising, and adding a baby into the mix can be expensive. Here's what you need to know about the additional costs of starting a family.
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It's not as simple as just getting busy. Tips here for re-evaluating the next stage of your life without kids.
Young people don't know much about health insurance, but it's something they need to learn about as they become independent adults. And it's confusing. Here's what to know.
Medical care is expensive, and health insurance is tricky stuff. Tips here for cutting costs on prescriptions, unnecessary procedures, and even hiring a billing advocate if you're in over your head.
College students need to learn how to budget and live within their means to get off on the right foot when they graduate. Here's what they should know.
Clutter is stressful, whether it's a garage packed to the gills or too much screen time that fragments your brain. Here's how to deal to de-stress your family.
The 2016 FAFSA is available on October 1, a huge switch from its previous January 1 date. Read up on how that date affects undecided students and what you should know about "prior-prior-year" tax information.
When millennials move home after college, it's really easy to absorb the extra costs, but here's why GenX and Boomer parents need to take financial stock first.
Car insurance premiums can double when you add a teen to your policy, even if your kid gets good grades. It's hard to escape the hefty increase, but there are a few things you can do to keep it from being even worse.
Helping out an elderly parent can be tricky if they don't want your help but need extra care and don't have the money to handle it all on their own. Granny pods are an interesting new phenomenon that might be an answer to a family's dilemma.
College is expensive. If you've co-signed on a private loan for your child, that loan likely won't be forgiven if something awful happens. Find out how a life insurance policy for your student protects your family's finances.
The college search process is confusing and daunting, with lots of new vocabulary and financial pitfalls. Here's what our family learned along the way that we think you need to know.
Your aging parents may be exhibiting small signs that all is not as it has been, but what do the signs mean? Here's what to look for and how to help.
Accidents happen, but now that your 18-year-old is of legal age, you might not be able to help. Discuss these four legal documents so your child doesn't get caught in a jam.
Don't miss out on these important credits and tax breaks, especially if your income falls within certain limits.
Traveling with teens doesn't have to be all about battling agendas. Giving them some say goes a long way toward harmony on the road. Read on for more tips on traveling with this age group.
In true FamilyFun fashion, this article features games, crafts, and treats for a fun summer evening.
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