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Millions of Americans move abroad each year. If you're considering being one of them, be sure to avoid the most-frequent financial mistakes of emigrating Americans.

There’s something about the task of saving money that just doesn’t seem fun. Changing your approach to saving money could motivate you to develop better habits as you watch your nest egg grow. Turning saving into a game—even a brief one—might invigorate your money-saving efforts.

Grit, determination and flexibility are just some of the many qualities it takes to be an entrepreneur — and who embodies those qualities better than mothers? As we recently celebrated Mother's Day, I got to thinking about all the lessons I've learned from my own mother and how her wisdom translates to business.

Nobody likes investment losses, but some losses have a silver lining.

Sometimes it’s hard to tell if you need professional help for a problem or if you can handle it yourself. Whether it’s taking care of a common cold, fixing the sink, changing the oil in your car or doing your own taxes. The same question often arises about finances.

For a variety of reasons, many couples, regardless of age, may find themselves living together for a period of time as unmarried partners. If you find yourself in this situation, it’s important to make conscious decisions about how to handle personal and household finances because unmarried partners lack many protections the law extends to married couples.