Is money impacting your mental health? Do you fight with your spouse about money? Maybe you need a financial therapist. Financial therapy is a relatively
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As food prices climb, South Florida families look for smart spending strategies
With inflation driving up the cost of nearly everything, especially groceries, working families across South Florida are feeling the financial squeeze and adjusting their spending
DeSantis appoints State Sen. Ingoglia as Florida chief financial officer to bolster state cabinet
Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday appointed state Sen. Blaise Ingoglia as Florida’s chief financial officer, gaining more control over the state Cabinet and potentially setting
New tax deduction in
While the Trump administration has promoted the so-called “big, beautiful bill” as eliminating taxes on Social Security benefits, CBS MoneyWatch and financial experts say that’s
Summer money tips: Here’s how to keep more cash in your pocket
Summer may bring sunshine and free time, but it can also burn a hole in your wallet if you’re not careful. Between impulsive online shopping,
With Fourth of July weekend here, can you still find cheap travel with a tight window?
The Fourth of July weekend is here, which means your time to plan a summer getaway is starting to run out. So, can you still
Ron DeSantis’ net worth sees nearly 18% increase. What makes up the Florida governor’s finances?
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ net worth increased nearly 18% in 2024 as his finances continued to be boosted by a book deal. DeSantis on Tuesday
Obsessing about your finances can be damaging, financial therapist says
Stocks tumbled for the third straight day Monday as the market tries to gauge what a trade war would mean for the global economy. “It’s
Should you adjust your 401(k) amid market volatility? Experts say stay the course
After the latest round of tariffs from the Trump administration sent the Dow Jones tumbling more than 1,600 points Thursday, some investors are wondering whether
People struggling with credit card debt. Here are some tips
FORT LAUDERDALE – Americans struggling with credit card debt hope relief will come with more expected interest rate cuts later this year. However, for many,