This week’s topic celebrates our first 52 personal finance tips.

This week’s topic is about knowing store policies when returning expensive or custom made products with retailers.

Paying for purchases in full with retail credit cards be to your advantage especially for large in scale items.

DTI measures the amount of debt correlated to your overall income. This helps to determine if you can get a loan approval

Money is a mental that carries a lot of emotion. The high percentage of choices that you make in your life are centered on personal finance

Switching jobs? Tuition reimbursement a new benefit to attract employees.

Travel tips that can save you money during a trip and before you leave for your destination

The midyear check up is to validate if goals are being met or there is a need to adjust them

The prospect of paying for college is daunting no matter who is footing the bill. Tuition and the cost for college defy low inflation

Should couples have their own bank accounts? Should they have one budget or two?

With the right approach you can save money on tickets to your favorite events.

The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, says student loan borrowers owe a collective $1.73 trillion in federal and private student loan debt

Wine and alcohol are expensive when dining and it based on the ingredient cost and the mark up known as the pour cost

Inflation is on the rise in many financial sectors of the economy. What causes it and what is the best way to invest when prices increase?

How much money do you need to to retire early and comfortably for a long period of time?

Change Financial Independence Retire Early to Financial Independence Side Hustle (FISH). Most people cannot retire without having a job.

A government-sponsored enterprise's (GSE) function is to enhance the flow of credit to targeted sectors of the economy.

Low interest rates, lack of labor and supply are the right ingredients for an unprecedented housing market; perhaps a housing bubble.

When it comes to financial planning one key component is to have an emergency fund. This differs from a rainy-day fund which is for...

Loan-to-value (LTV) is what lenders measure when a borrower buys or refinances a home. The higher the risk, the higher the interest rate.