Your current age is the first consideration for making sure you have enough for retirement if there’s no social security. Obviously, the younger you are, the more time you have to prepare– thus putting you in a better position.

Welcome to your My Money Tracker! A spreadsheet suite that will help you uncover the hidden secrets in your spending so you can get out of debt, manage your business, and create a solid plan for financial success.

Having more credit cards means having more options. These options can save you money as long as you use them wisely. By wisely I mean to reduce the cost of your debt ONLY, not for more spending. Apply for, and use these new cards for balance transfer, rewards, and to improve your credit score by increasing your available credit, which decreases your credit usage.

I am quoted in Trulia’s Mortgage 101 round up! Check out my advice to first-time homebuyers, and other common questions explained.

WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. Vern Buchanan, R-FL, today announced the introduction of bipartisan legislation that would make it easier and less costly for an entrepreneur to start a new business. Buchanan’s “Support our Start-Ups Act” (H.R. 2524) would quadruple the amount of start-up costs small business owners can deduct from their federal income taxes, raising it from […]

U.S. Reps. Vern Buchanan, R-FL, and Ron Kind, D-WI, has introduced the Retirement Security Act of 2015–bipartisan legislation that makes it easier for small employers to offer retirement plans while creating incentives for employees to save more for the future.

A whopping $579.5 billion was spent on the holidays in 2012. And much of that spending was done using credit cards. The key is not to let holiday debt stick. Don’t allow yourself to get buried by that debt or spend the next year paying off the purchases from this holiday season.

This infographic from ConsolidatedCredit.org contrasts the amazing changes in the cost of education throughout the years. The average debt that a graduate today can expect is $25,000 and that entire 4-year education can cost $414,000. I know you know this is crazy but here is a personal story.

If you owe a debt to someone else and they cancel or forgive that debt, the canceled amount may be taxable. The following are the most commonly asked questions and answers about The Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act and debt cancellation…

Scott Bilker and National Affairs Reporter, Tom Fitzgerald, talk about tips for getting onto the Obamacare website on FOX News 5 DC.