When Boomers Become Widowers: How to Move On
Statistically speaking, female boomers are more likely to outlive their husbands, but male boomers need to be prepared for the death of their wife, and they face a unique set of challenges when they become widowers.
How to Electronically File Your Income Tax Return for Free
Free File is offered through a public-private partnership between the Internal Revenue Service and tax software companies, and can help you safely file your taxes.
How Boomers Can Cut Their Food Costs
Government data shows food prices are set to rise once again this year, which is bad news for seniors living on a fixed income. Here are five easy ways boomers can combat rising food prices.
How to Move Past Money Mistakes
Dave Says: We've all made mistakes with lots of zeroes on the end--but it's what we learn from them that really counts.
Should My Kid Work During College?
Dave Says: Research shows that kids who work while in college carry higher grade point averages than those who don’t, but it's important to keep a few factors in mind.
Can I Write Off My Dog?
The pet has become an integral part of the family, but the IRS isn’t allowing you to write them off as dependents. However, there are some situations in which you can take a deduction for man’s best friend.
Gadgets Every Boomer Needs
We have smartphones that can answer all our questions, and laptops thinner than most children’s books. As technology continues to advance, boomers are working to keep up with all the changes, and many companies are taking note and catering to our tech vitality.
Boomer Financial Advice for Newlyweds
Studies show that for most couples, finances are the root cause of marital problems. As wedding season continues to heat up, many young couples might be turning to the boomers in their lives to learn their secrets to a healthy marriage.
States Increasingly Turn to 401Ks to Replace Pensions
Barclays Capital says taxpayers are at risk of bailing out state workers if states don’t plug a $2.4 trillion state pension deficit.
My Wife Hid Massive Debt, Now What?
Dave Says: Secret spending can lead to massive debt and marital problems, and what happens to a vehicle if the co-signer on the loan files bankruptcy?
What Homeowners Need to Know About the Solar Energy Credit
If you purchase a solar system between now and Dec. 31, 2016 you will be eligible for a tax credit equal to 30% of the cost of your solar system, including installation.
Planning for Retirement: How Men and Women Differ
When it comes to planning for retirement, lending money and feelings of financialsecurity--there's definitely some major differences between men and women.
Weak Economy: New Reality for Grads or Bad Timing?
Dave Says: As they work to navigate life after their diploma, new college grads might be wondering if the current down economy a cyclical thing and just part of life?
Financial Summer School for Kids
School might be out, but that doesn’t mean learning has to stop, especially when it comes to teaching kids money skills.
Saying 'No': Key to Success at Work, Home and School
Whether you’re trying to land a job, secure a pay raise, or convince your teenager that curfews matter, it’s all about negotiating. And, according to Jim Camp, most of us go about it all wrong.
What You Need to Know for Your 2011 Tax Filing and What’s New for 2012
Tax season is once again upon us, so here’s a quick cheat sheet on what filers need to know about their 2011 taxes and what’s new this year.
How Boomers Can Reinvent their Careers
Baby boomers face a unique challenge in the current labor market: they are often too young or unprepared to retire, but they are often overlooked by employers to reinvent, retain, or bring on as new talent.
Time to Play Dress 'Up'
Times have changed and we are going old school in this week’s job search article. It’s time to clean up your act and take a real assessment of your external appearance.
Smart Social Security Strategies for Couples to Maximize Benefits
Most folks are aware that the age at which you begin receiving Social Security benefits impacts the size or your check. But here's how to figure out when and how much to start collecting.
How to Stop Your Husband's Impulse Spending
Dave Says: When working to get out do debt, it can be hard to stay on the right financial path. And always having your debit card is good in case of an emergency--but that's the key.

















