Financial literacy

When most people think about a second or after-school job, they usually consider taking on a retail position at their local big-box store or picking up a few hours as

Financial insecurity and the struggle to live according to a certain standard can erode your confidence in your financial situation. In financially vulnerable households and among young adults, low financial

Ideally, the holiday season should be all about giving. Realistically, however, — well, it’s still all about giving, just not exclusively in the merriest sense of the word… Buying gifts, decorations and

Food is usually a families biggest expense. Any savings can be huge. The annual Consumer Expenditures Survey by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) said that the average American household

It is Friday night and David has just enjoyed an evening out with his friends. They were at the bar and he is about to get into his car and

Winning the lottery is ideally the best thing that can happen to you, especially if you win the jackpot. You get more money than you know what to do with,

There has been a lot of coverage recently about the father in Pembroke, Ont., whose teenage son recently racked up nearly $8,000 in Xbox charges playing FIFA soccer games. And

For many people in America, the goal for each paycheck is see if it can make it to the 30th. Unfortunately for many, there always seems to be too much

You finally did it — you went to college, got your degree, and found a job. No more studying for you, right? Not exactly. More and more, having a degree in a

Have you seen The Big Short? If you want to learn more about finances and the US economy, you are welcome to have a sneak peak at the history of