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Life can be unpredictable. As you plan for the future, it's a good idea to have all your financial bases covered. One thing that can provide some peace of mind: a life insurance policy. More
You need a vehicle to get to work, run errands, go on vacations and to haul people and things. With all the expenses related to your car--from repairs to gas--how do you save money? The answer is to save on your car insurance. More
Whether it is triggered by a crisis -- such as a serious fall -- or a slow decline in health, the search for elder care can be stressful and confusing. How do you know your family member needs help and where do you turn to find assisted living, home care or services for Alzheimer's patients? More
How much life insurance do you need and what is the rate you should pay? Doing your research and gathering your personal information is the best way to assess your unique circumstances and life insurance needs. More
How much does the average person pay for auto insurance? Probably more than they would like. Make sure you're paying the right amount by comparing online. More
Have you ever left your purse unattended in a public place or thought you lost your wallet, only to find it later in a gym locker? If so, you probably thought to yourself, "Phew -- that was a close one. Good thing I found it." At the time, you may have thought you were pretty lucky, but unfortunately, the exact opposite may be true. Chances are you unknowingly fell victim to the fastest growing crime in America that day - identity theft. More
As we approach the end of another year, now is a good time to take a close look at household expenses to see if there are places you can cut back and save. If you're like most people, one of your biggest areas of concern is what you're paying for health insurance. More
Your father and grandfather may have used the GI Bill to pay for the college education that ultimately helped them provide for their families. You can too, thanks to a new GI Bill that provides the most comprehensive education benefits package since the original legislation was signed into law 64 years ago. More
There are a lot of numbers that are important in life, but none quite as influential as your credit score. Having a high credit rating can give you better interest rates on credit cards, car loans and even your mortgage. On the opposite side, a poor credit rating can make many aspects of living difficult. It's important to check your credit score to learn where you stand. Here's how. More
According to U.S. News & World Report, Walden University is the nation's largest online provider of graduate-level education programs, by enrollment. Over 20,000 educators have chosen Walden University's College of Education to pursue their M.S.Ed., Ed.D., or Ph.D. in Education degrees online. More
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