Financial Help

Jolene Hammond* was the first to commit financial infidelity in her marriage. But when she found out that her husband had been siphoning money from... Read more

Nine out of 10 low-income, first-generation students don’t graduate from college on time, according to a 2016 report from the Education Advisory... Read more

There are 5 million U.S. military family members, according to the Department of Defense. That amount includes 2 million children. If you count... Read more

If you volunteer in your community, you could be eligible for significant scholarship money for college. Many foundations are looking for student... Read more

We all have those days when we don’t want to go to work. But we show up anyway, since that’s how we pay for rent and Netflix. Some young... Read more

When I was a high school senior, my classmates applied to dozens of schools. Dream schools, reach schools, safe schools — they spent hundreds on... Read more

When someone realizes they have a spending problem, getting to the root of it isn’t often the first step they take. After all, a spending problem... Read more

Quit your endless searches on Amazon and toss away useless stocking stuffers. What that broke post-grad child, family member, or friend in your life... Read more