“Nudge” by Richard H. Thaler and Cass R. Sunstein is a book about how people make choices. (I apologize to the authors for the oversimplification of their work. This a great book and worth the trip to the library to check the book out and to take the time to read.) (more…)

I just finished reading a story that ran in the Chicago Tribune on September 17, 2009. “Luxury dorms: Purdue University, other schools build swanky housing to lure undergrads” by Sara Olkon.

I am still reeling from what I read. (more…)

Grandparents are an excellent resource for money education. I grew up with my grandmother and everything she said, even if it was identical to what my mom and dad said, sounded better. (more…)

The cost of raising children today has become almost overwhelming, especially with all the after-school activities and how fast they outgrow their clothes, toys, books, etc. Here are a few simple, creative ideas on how you can save money on children’s expenses. (more…)

I was recently interviewed by AP reporter Shaila Dani regarding the new law that goes into effect next February to curb credit card incentives for college students and new rules for the under-21 group and their parents. (more…)