Omni Hotels Reaches Out to Vets
When Omni Hotels & Resorts cuts the ribbon on its new hotel in Nashville late next year, some U.S. veterans may have particular reason to celebrate.
Why Veterans Make Good Project Managers
Any time you need to tap resources across divisions, departments, and teams within the organization, you need to have an individual or team of individuals manage the process. This type of management requires a specialized skill set.
Why Hire a Veteran? Plenty of Reasons
U.S. soldiers are returning home and many of them will be looking to the private sector for employment, but they face a higher unemployment rate than civilians and have to overcome employer misconceptions.
Helping Veterans Get Back to Work
One of the greatest ways to honor those who have fallen is to help those who have come back.
Will Gay Divorce be Different from Traditional Divorce?
Will same-sex divorce differ from traditional divorce?
Forget ‘Working Late,’ More Affairs Happening on Monday Morning
Apparently, people having affairs aren’t just 'working late.' They’re working early, too, and usually first thing Monday morning, according to user data from an online dating site for married people.
Dave Says Don’t Go Into Debt for Honeymoon
Dave says if you can’t pay for your honeymoon up front you can’t afford it. Wait until you can.
Married Couple's Guide to Claiming Social Security
For many people, Social Security is a major source of income in retirement. But a wrong move could mean leaving money on the table forever.
The Financial Risks of Online Dating
While you’re looking for love, others on dating sites are looking for something else: that piece of information that will enable them to wreak havoc with your financial life.
Coaches to Get You In -- and Out of -- Love
We use professionals to help manage our money and careers, so why not use them to help find us -- or get us out of -- love?
Getting Married...Time to Join Bank Accounts?
Dave Says: What's the best way for soon-to-be-married couples to handle their finances?
Raising Baby: Just How Much Does it Cost?
Having children is pricey, and financial uncertainty has many people either delaying or not having children. What does this mean for the future of the economy?
How to Decide if Mom Should Go Back to Work
Dave Says: It can be a hard choice for mothers to decide to go back to work, but here's how to approach the subject and make the best decision for the entire family.
Dave Says Allowances for Kids Foster Entitlement
Children should be assigned weekly chores that are age-appropriate. Then, when the work gets done, they get paid. And guess what? If the work doesn’t get done, they don’t get paid!
Dave Says: Bankruptcy Filing Stays With You
I recommend people do everything they can to avoid bankruptcy. It’s not an easy do-over, it’s a last-resort kind of thing.
More Millennials Rely on Mom for Financial Advice
Not that anyone needs another reason to spoil Mom this Sunday, but at least for many millennials, let's add chief financial advisor to the long list of roles she plays.
4 Easy Ways to Conquer Credit Card Debt
According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Americans in Q4 2014 had an average of $2,710 worth of credit card debt. The worst kind of credit card debt is when paying only the minimum amount each month.
5 Fun (and Affordable) Family Spring Break Vacations
If your winter blew, your spring doesn't have to. Here are five fun and affordable spring break ideas for the family.
Dave Says Find a Good Stock Broker
Find one good broker you’re comfortable with and who has the heart of a teacher.
Dave Says Focus on That Emergency Fund
Dave recommends people delay all types of investing until they are debt-free and have an emergency fund of three to six months of expenses.


















