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Dip Into Savings to Pay Off a Mortgage?

Dave Says: You should always strive to have three to six months of living expenses in your emergency fund, but are there any circumstances when it's ok to dip into it before a crisis?

What’s Your Career Trajectory?

We all have our dream job or height on the career ladder that we wish to achieve, but there are many steps to turn that vision into a reality.

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. 

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.

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!