Equal Pay Day: Cities Where the Wage Gap Is Narrowest by 24/7 Wall St. Apr 9th 2013 5:00AM To mark Equal Pay Day, April 9, we identify the U.S. cities where women earn the most relative to men.
Which to Do First? Pay Down Debt or Save for a Rainy Day by Dan Caplinger Apr 8th 2013 5:00AM Millions of Americans have heavy debts and limited savings, so when a rare bit of spare cash appears, they face a conundrum: Should they pay down debt or build up savings?
In Hard Times, People Who Grew Up Poor Spend More, Cut Less by Michele Lerner Apr 5th 2013 5:00AM It may seem, counterintuitive, but the latest research is clear: Poor people react to hard economic times by spending more and cutting their budgets less.
Money Terms to Know: Net Worth by Selena Maranjian Apr 5th 2013 5:00AM It's Financial Literacy Month, so throughout April we'll be examining key economic concepts that affect your everyday finances. Today's term: net worth.
4 Ways to Make Financial Literacy Work for Kids by Kiplinger Apr 4th 2013 5:00AM Financial literacy is right up there with Mom and apple pie as an American ideal, but it's a challenge to figure out how to achieve it. Here's what the smart money suggests.
Automakers Expected to Report Highest U.S. Sales Since 2007 by The Associated Press Apr 2nd 2013 8:26AM Automakers are expected to report Tuesday that U.S. car and truck sales hit their highest level in nearly six years in March.
Quiz: How Financially Literate Are You? by Kiplinger Apr 2nd 2013 5:00AM From taxes and credit to saving and money management, you can get lost in the complexity of financial issues. How well do you know the basics of personal finance?
1 in 4 Teens Plans to Rely Financially on Parents Until Age 27 by Business Insider Mar 31st 2013 6:00AM Teens don't have nearly as much faith in their future prospects for achieving financial independence as they used to, a new survey reveals.
