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Breaking away from emotional spending isn't easy. It takes introspection, time, and effort. But if you can no longer afford to let your emotions dictate how you spend your money, consider the following five step action plan.

The excitement of a new relationship can have some unintended consequences for your finances if you don't avoid these common money mistakes.

How does one actually test financial literacy? And how well would you do on a test of your financial literacy?
Lets find out.

Losing a spouse is a terrible tragedy. For the surviving spouse, it's important to take time to grieve. Then, when the time is right, you'll need to begin reviewing and adjusting your finances.

Traditional savings accounts dont earn you very much money and theres no reason to believe that will change any time soon. If youre looking to get more out of the money you already have, you may want to consider creating an investment plan.

Repaying debt when you're already on a tight budget can be challenging. Here are some helpful hints for making debt repayment as painless as possible.

Frugality is great, but did you know that it's possible to be TOO frugal? Fear of spending money can be terribly damaging to your health and personal relationships. Here are the warning signs to watch out for and how to overcome chronic underspending.

Why should you have to pay for your credit report? How is it possible to have more than one credit score? There's a lot of confusion about the business of credit reporting - hopefully this will clear some of that up.

Even if your children are very young, remember that the sooner you start teaching them money and personal finance skills, the more apt theyll be at applying those skills when the time comes.

Whats the ideal amount of cash to carry at any given time? Finding the right amount requires an understanding of your money personality and your current goals.

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