Category: Financial Planning

Since the introduction of the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA), Americans are facing difficulties when obtaining regular financial services from banks and investment service providers.

Aim for a fresh set of goals this new year – and don’t forget to include your financial plans and resolutions. We have compiled a list of 10 easy ways you can save more in 2016.

Have you ever given any thought to how to manage your money when travelling from one country to another? Here are our tips for managing your money while travelling.

Everyone says you should spend less and save more, but maintaining the discipline to put money aside is hard unless you know what you will eventually buy with the savings.

Saving money is a necessity, and an important skill to learn as an adult. Unfortunately, saving isn't always that easy. Here is how a savings plan can help you become a better saver.

Debt is like fire. If you play with it and underestimate its danger, it has the potential to ruin lives. But if you use it the right way, it will serve you well and make your life better.

Although online shopping is generally cheaper than stores, many people often pay much more than they should. Here are some tips to help you save money when you are online shopping.

You know you should be saving for retirement, but it is easier said than done when your income is low. Is there a solution, other than winning a lottery?

There are some financial products designed specifically for children. Typical examples are children's current and savings accounts, which often have different terms than similar accounts for adults.

A common question asked by parents is when to start saving for college. If you already have a kid, the answer is usually "now", unless there is more urgent or more effective use of your money.

The percentage of people who regularly plan and record their spending is surprisingly low. The following are 14 common misconceptions about budgeting which may hold you back.

Your estate is everything you own – your property, bank accounts, investments, life insurance and so on. Everyone has an estate and something in common; you can’t take it with you when you die.

Single parents tend to face multiple challenges in their daily lives as they are the sole provider of care and emotional support to their children. They may also be the only financial provider.

Women are experts at multitasking. However, juggling responsibilities at work and home can be overwhelming, making management of household finances a tall ask. Here are some tips to help.

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