As children we had a financial crystal ball and didn’t even realize it. With precision and accuracy, this crystal ball was predicting our financial future and in fact still is. Are you ready to discover the power of your “all knowing” financial crystal ball?

Core money values are those unconscious wants and desires that powerfully drive our day-to-day finances. These core values influence earning, spending and savings potential. Let’s take a closer look at how core values affect our relationship with money.

Larry Winget pulls no punches. This isn’t your average personal finance book – it’s a mix of tough love, personal development and financial self-help. If you’re serious, really serious about getting your financial house in order, this book is for you.

Have you ever wondered why some women easily make and enjoy money while others struggle to make ends meet? Here are five ways to discover your money attitudes and enhance your "financial tolerance" zone.

Sometimes the reality of the economy can hit home and hard. What happens if you get to the point where you are finding yourself behind on your credit cards and other debt? What should you do?

Have you ever read an article, credit card application or a bank statement and noticed that some of the words seem written in a foreign language? Here’s a quick reference to some basic financial terms.

I'm currently reading a book I believe has great economic significance for women and in fact, the overall United States economy. It's called womenomics: write your own rules for success by Claire Shipman and Katty Kay. Interesting and empowering reading for today’s working women.

Many women still don’t have credit in their own name. Today, a credit history is important for everything from getting revolving credit to getting a job. Here are a few “facts” you should know about obtaining and maintaining credit in your own name.

Over the next twenty years it is estimated that more than 40 million women will reach retirement age. Complacency may be the greatest obstacle women face when planning for retirement. Are you taking retirement seriously?

Wills, Power of Attorney and Trusts are subjects many of us don’t want to think about let alone deal with but, as we all know things happen. Preparation can help make uncomfortable life situations easier for you and the family and also give you the peace of mind of protecting your assets.