Shelly Gigante: Senior Contributor

Divorce can be costly both financially and emotionally; these 4 alternatives may offer an easier out.

Online tools can help you save money and avoid costly mistakes.

Consider future debt, financial aid, and career services to be sure a college will pay off.

From credits to write-offs, parents have opportunities to lower their tax liability.

Don't leave credits and deductions for your income taxes on the table.

Seniors must think carefully about the products and services that may help them manage medical costs.

Spending on youth sports has spiraled. Here are tips on paring costs and focusing on fun.

To find a new trusted financial professional, interview candidates, ask questions, and check references.

There can be financial aid and Medicaid consequences for paying school bills.

Steps to restore financial wellness can mirror those we may use to help our physical and mental health.

An estate plan can protect your assets, provided you avoid costly mistakes in your trust, ownership and more.

Stress test your budget, review your health insurance, and time your Social Security benefits carefully.

Interest rate activity can have a profound effect on household spending and saving.

Money disagreements are a major source of marital conflict. Here's how to keep the peace.

Singles are dating less to save money. But they need not let finances deter them.

The rules for calculating your withdrawals and strategies that may help you mitigate tax implications.

Roths offer numerous tax advantages, but they’re not right the right fit for everyone.

Opportunities to offset prior-year income and capture credits are available until the coming IRS deadline.

Shelly Gigante