The start of a new year is often used as a point of reflection on what worked the year before – and what didn't. And it's a great time to begin improving your financial health. This can mean cutting ...

Each January, Financial Wellness Month encourages you to take a fresh look at your finances. It’s a national reminder (hot on the heels of the holiday season) to get serious about financial health, ...

If you’re starting from scratch or trying to bounce back, building credit doesn’t have to take years. You can open a secured card, pay bills on time and keep your balances low — and start seeing ...

Experts agree that financial literacy is critical. Unfortunately, many people spend a lifetime not fully understanding the importance of saving, budgeting and staying out of debt. As financial ...

Pumping iron is one thing, betting your house on a coin flip is another.

NEW YORK (AP) — The start of a new year usually brings new motivation to achieve goals like eating healthier or finally cleaning your basement. Many resolutions also focus on financial goals, such as ...

Kicking off the week on Money Matters, financial expert Barry Bigelow joined us to break down what he calls one of the biggest hurdles for young adults: building credit before you actually need it.