An Answer to the Higher Education Bubble . . . the Internet?

With the costs of college skyrocketing, students are beginning to look elsewhere. 

4 Tips on Teaching Kids About Money

It's never too early to start teaching your kids personal money management.

Patience and Frugality May Be Better Than an MBA

A retired secretary born in rural Illinois in 1909 dies with a $7 million estate and donates it all to charity.  That same year, 2010, an ex-CEO of Merrill Lynch who got his undergrad from Dartmouth and MBA from the University of Chicago files for bankruptcy.  Maybe we need to change our approach to financial literacy.  

US Car Sales Growth May Continue Through 2014

Car sales have started to improve.  Estimations expect this to continue through 2014 due to the age of the average car on the road being about 11.4 years old and about 500,000 more car leases set to expire this year over last.  If you're in the market for a new car/new-to-you car or will be, pay attention and prepare yourself to make the right decision for your finances.    

A Guide to Credit Cards for High School and College Students

Here's A Guide for Credit Card Newbies that all students should read and then follow.

Social Security: Don't Say You Haven't Been Warned

10 Things Social Security Won't Tell You.  Basically, try not to rely on Social Security.  Think of it more as a perk.

Teaching Children About Money

It's never too early to teach your children about money.  Money management won't be taught in school  This subject is completely up to you.  Here are some age-appropriate tips.

Credit Cards with No Interest until 2015

Here's a list of credit cards not charging interest until 2015.  If you're interested, be sure to understand the transfer fee and what rate to expect when they do start charging a fee.