By budgeting, consolidating, and prioritizing, getting out of debt is possible with the resources you already have.
Wondering if you should pay your debt or save for retirement first? If you have high-interest debt, pay that first then save for retirement.
A financial planner or adviser can be a great resource to improve your finances, but their services only work if you are open about your money.
CFP Mary Beth Storjohann says a raise or promotion can mean three things for your money: increased cash flow, a new tax bracket, and new benefits.
Social Security is on shaky ground, and experts believe changes are imminent. Now more than ever, you shouldn't rely on Social Security.
Your emergency fund and down payment fund shouldn't be one and the same. You'll still need a cash cushion for unexpected expenses as a homeowner.
Consider hiring a financial advisor if you need specific advice or you're too overwhelmed to plan for retirement or invest in the stock market.