Last week, from his windowless cubicle at the Pentagon, Dustin forwarded me an essay our friend Frank, whom we know from flight-school days, wrote for the U.S. Navy War College website.

Here's a no-brainer: Mothers and fathers have different styles of communication when it comes to talking about money.

Out of necessity, military spouses have devised creative ways to mark the time—paper chains, journals, jars of M&Ms—but last year,

With so many families still trying to recover from the Great Recession, the wealthy aren't feeling much love from the American public.

Don't tell her I said this, but I'm happy my daughter isn't overexcited about her senior prom.

When it comes to your money, what you decide today can affect your finances for years to come. And yet many people don't decide anything.

Each April, my older boys eagerly await the first phone call from their Little League coach. I'm probably biased, but he's the best one out there.