Kimberly Rotter

Your emergency fund is one of the most important financial tools you can have. Here's how to build one.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed, start small. Here are a few tips to save as much as $1,000 a month.

Struggling to stay motivated while paying off debt? The debt snowball method could be the solution that energizes you.

Their first teacher is you. Make sure your kids are learning what they need to know about money.

Parenthood has lots of surprises—some fun, some not so much. Here are the unexpected costs to watch out for.

How to get through a scary financial time: ignore the bad advice and protect your money. We’ll show you how.

When a financial hardship strikes, you need a plan for managing secured debt, so you don't risk losing your collateral.

Debt settlement doesn’t mean you’ll never use credit cards again. We’ll walk you through the process to rebuild.

There are so many things you can do with a tax refund, but what should…

Credit counselors can help a lot, but they have their limits. Learn the credit counseling pros and cons in our guide.