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Decisions, decisions, decisions
Tess Vigeland Sep 7, 2012
We all want to be money smart, but who has time to study all that money lingo? The executive editor of CBSMoneyWatch.com broke down all those tough personal finance decisions in a new book.
How to cure the wealth virus
Tess Vigeland Sep 7, 2012
Actor Hill Harper discusses why it is important for everyone -- rich and poor -- to really understand money and its place in our lives.
Keep it simple
Chris Farrell Sep 7, 2012
Bank regulation and personal finance is just as simple as catching a frisbee -- even a dog can do it.
Your child, in dollars and cents
Adriene Hill Aug 24, 2012
There's no way to estimate the returns on a hug from your son or an afternoon of baking cookies with your brood, but the USDA was able to estimate how much a child takes out of your bank account.
Finding your dream babysitter
Andrea Shea Aug 24, 2012
The search for your soulmate and the perfect babysitter have some surprising parallels.
The costs and rewards of adoption
Laurie Stern Aug 24, 2012
A Minnesota family does what it takes to make their dream of a big family a reality.
Secondhand shopping for baby
Adriene Hill Aug 24, 2012
A stroller, a crib, clothes for a kid who may not be the same size next week are among the many items parents need to purchase for their new baby. Buying secondhand can be easier on the wallet. Learn what is safe -- and unsafe -- to buy secondhand for junior.
A richer life with no kids
Joe McManus Aug 24, 2012
A married man in his forties reflects on his choice to not have children.
A musician comes home
Michael Harris Aug 22, 2012
A New Orleans bassist lost everything he owned through Hurricane Katrina. He talks about how his life has progressed since 2005 and what he learned while picking up the pieces.
How to talk about money every week
Tess Vigeland Aug 17, 2012
Financial planner Jude Boudreaux doesn't think it's enough for couples to talk about money once a month. He thinks they should discuss finances every week.
