Most Americans admit to using some type of retail therapy to work through a hard time. Psychologist Matt Woolley shares his tips to break the habit.

Could you go cash-only? Here's how Dave Noriega's mother kept from putting a dime on her credit cards -- and how he learned he should have taken her advice.

60% of Americans don't have $1,000 in savings, but the average American spends $1,500 a day on non-essential items. What could you cut out of your budget?

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A latte on the way to work: $3.65. A lunch break at Chipotle Mexican Grill: $7.50. Ordering in pizza when you don’t have the energy to cook: $10. A Netflix subscription to help you wind down: $12.99. They’re all small costs, but if a new study by Ladder can believed, they add up to a […]

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60% of Americans don't have $1,000 in emergency savings, a survey says. If things go wrong and you're not ready, the consequences can be drastic.

Experts say a financial coach can be an unbiased, second set of eyes to critique your budget -- or help you start one in the first place.

Dave Noriega has an unusually way of keeping his grocery budget tight -- he goes grocery shopping every single day. Here's how it works.

Several surveys show a majority of Americans don’t even have $1,000 in a savings account. But is the system getting in the way?