Being cooped up inside with limited activity is not good for your physical or mental health. Getting moving can help decrease anxiety and increase your brain function. But given our current quarantine lifestyle, you may have to be a little creative with your fitness routine.

Pretending your student loans don’t exist won’t make them go away. As the saying goes, ignorance may be bliss, but it won’t get you closer to financial freedom.

All you need is love…and a financial plan. Whether you’ve been with your partner for a year or more than 50, it’s never too late to put yourselves on the path to financial harmony.

Smartphones give us a lot of freedom and make our lives more efficient, but they also present their own set of challenges when it comes to data security. Protect your information by following these simple tips...

Whether you rent or own, you might worry about future costs to your home. But one of your biggest fears—if you are concerned about your electric bill—has probably already come true. Your appliances, if left plugged in 24/7, may be conspiring to send your electricity costs to terrifying levels, even when they are turned off! See, when left plugged in constantly, some appliances still continue to draw energy at relatively high levels. Energy efficiency experts estimate these “vampire” appliances can cost the average household around $200 per year. Here are some ways to avoid getting sucked dry...