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How one family finally broke free from the debt cycle
Margaret Aery Jun 14, 2013
Marketplace Money listener J. Larson explains how he and his wife managed to get out of debt, then in, then out again.
Tell us: What was your last fight over money about?
Margaret Aery Jun 12, 2013
We want to know how finances have caused conflict in your life.
Preserving fertility for the low price of $50,000
Lizzie O'Leary May 23, 2013
For one woman, $50,000 on a new technology to freeze her eggs was worth the expense.
Dinner time: Surrender your cell phones to dad
Janell Burley Hofmann May 13, 2013
The story of how one family makes time for each other at dinner in our high tech, interconnected world.
Is your morning latte a waste of money? (Infographic)
Barbara Bogaev May 10, 2013
Whether it's lottery tickets, bar tabs or lunch dates, we all have something we spend money on that we think we shouldn't. But according to personal finance expert Paula Pant, waste is in the eye of the beholder.
How to raise mindful kids in the digital age
Janell Burley Hofmann May 2, 2013
What is appropriate language to use online and in everyday life? Janell Burley Hofmann, a mother of five who helps us figure out how to behave with technology, shares her advice.
I want my iPad! How to handle toddler tech tantrums
Janell Burley Hofmann Apr 25, 2013
What do you do when your child can't live without their digital tablet?
Spring cleaning your costly relationships
Barbara Bogaev Apr 19, 2013
We asked: Who in your life costs you a lot of money? Your answers ranged from kids to lovers to siblings. A consumer finance expert offers some advice on how to maintain healthy relationships with the people who cause you financial strain.
Just say no to joint tax filing
Anne Alstott Apr 12, 2013
The joint tax return may seem as inevitable as the income tax itself. But commentator Anne Alstott says the joint return is obsolete, and the nation would be better off without it.
Inbox overload: How to time your emails for less stress
Janell Burley Hofmann Apr 3, 2013
When it comes to your email, how soon are you expected to reply? And when is it ok to delay?
