He took the toolbox. You took the flatscreen. Breakups are a bummer, but DivorceCandy has a solution. Set up a Divorce party and register!
Possibly the only website to make going splitsville seem like fun, DivorceCandy has articles (love "The Divorce B...
When we requested money-saving tips for wedding guests, we didn't expect to hear from... a bride!
But like many practical women, this reader believes in creative thinking—especially when guests can't afford $150 place settings, and there are m...
For worse, not better
Divorce is rarely kind to women. You knew that already.
But women—even wealthy women like Tipper Gore—face special risks when a long-standing marriage falls apart.
"The biggest assets later in life are usually t...
Mikelann Valterra, director of the Women's Earning Institute, is a prosperity teacher and money coach.
It caught up to me one day, back when I was married. I found myself screaming at my husband to make his own dinner while throwing a box of breakfast c...
Erica Sandberg is a credit expert and columnist for Creditcards.com. She is also the author of "Expecting Money: The Essential Financial Plan for New and Growing Families."
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Erica Sandberg is a credit expert and columnist for Creditcards.com. She is also the author of "Expecting Money: The Essential Financial Plan for New and Growing Families."
All moms are working moms. Though you may not be bringing home a paychec...
Why do so many couples fight about money?
Because many of us lack the skills to have basic, house-cleaning conversations about financial topics.
Like all aspects of a relationship, financial intimacy must be nurtured, (slowly, patiently, lovingly) in ...
He says lease. You say buy. He says Shoprite. You say Whole Foods. No matter how you say it, talking money is tough.
The experts agree. According to a 2009 report in the sociology journal Family Relations, marital conflicts about money were more pervas...
