Raise your hand if you're not thinking about your money. OK, so the rest of us are. It's that time of year when we look at our savings and panic because we: We don't know if we're saving enough. And a very popular queston, we don't know ...

Traveling, volunteering, spending more time with family and, perhaps, enjoying the finer things in life. We often visualize what retirement will look like. Lifestyle in retirement has changed from generations past. Can we afford it all? ...

by Jennie L. Phipps Retirement planning is no slam-dunk. To make sure you retire in comfort, you have to start saving early and often. You need to pay attention to your money and not be distracted by the stresses and strains -- or the joys -- ...

By Catherine Baab-Muguira Daily Finance Australia is not only the home of the koala, the kangaroo, and the duck-billed platypus, but may also be home to that other rare and exotic animal: the secure retirement. What does Australia have that ...

This time of year tends to be the really stressful time of year when it comes to finance. Are you contributing enough to your Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP)? are you paying off that holiday debt and are you set to do your taxes? And ...

Having debt puts everybody into a position of vulnerability. The degrees of this vulnerability vary widely: For most people – for those using the credit card that gets paid off every month, for most of those with a mortgage and for just about ...

It isn't surprising to know that many young people struggle with their budgets. Some struggle understanding how to manage money effectively, while others do not know the first thing about investments. A 21-year-old might ask why he or she should ...

By Dan Caplinger The Motley Fool Retirement savings took a huge hit during the financial crisis and market meltdown five years ago, with savers of all ages feeling the brunt of plunging markets. But members of Generation X -- those born between ...