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Guides for a personal finance novice
Chris Farrell Apr 23, 2012
I am 50 years old, and unfortunately, a bit of a financial novice. I have never invested, never budgeted and never really had my money work for me. I am a professional, in my own private practice and earn close to or more than $100,000 a year. I am looking for some good source(s) that may, by reading or watching videos, make me a more informed steward of my money. Ed, Cardiff, CA
Financial literacy: No time like the present
Chris Farrell Apr 20, 2012
Commentator Chris Farrell thinks there's no time like the present to get smart about your finances.
Spending your windfall: What to do with found money
Adriene Hill Apr 20, 2012
Deciding how to spend inheritance or a sudden windfall isn't as easy as it may seem. CBS MoneyWatch's Jill Schlesinger helps a listener make some important decisions.
How to save for the year of weddings
Angela Kim Apr 6, 2012
Going to a wedding can be fun but going to multiple weddings in one year can get expensive. Marketplace Public Insight producer Angela Kim has been to her share of weddings and discusses her experience.
Financial literacy and low-income families
Chris Farrell Apr 6, 2012
Low-income families don't have money to waste. Financial literacy is all about reducing that cost.
Children of deported parents forced into foster care
Jeff Tyler Apr 3, 2012
A man deported to Mexico struggles to be reunited with his kids, now in North Carolina foster care.
Bracing for baby
Tess Vigeland Mar 2, 2012
Kids are expensive! Author Carmen Wong Ulrich discusses the serious financial decisions to-be parents should be thinking about.
Carl Richards: Live and doodling
Tess Vigeland Mar 2, 2012
Tess talks with personal finance commentator and artist Carl Richards in front of a live audience in Park City, Utah.
Ladies, you can't have it all
Tess Vigeland Feb 3, 2012
Financial Times columnist Mrs. Moneypenny discusses the realities of life as a working woman.
