Left Brain/Right Brain Quiz
We use both hemispheres of our brains at different times in different situations, though many people favor one hemisphere over the other. Lee Silber, author of Money Management For the Creative Person and Organizing From the Right Side of the Brain created this quiz to help you determine which "style" you prefer and what hemisphere of the brain dominates your thinking. (Take the Quiz.)

Money Stress Relief
Hundreds of thousands of employed Americans bring money stress to work with them on a daily basis. The worried workers usually carry their financial burdens in silence because they feel ashamed. Holding intense feelings in is a recipe for stress and ill-health, not to mention loss of productivity. Read article.

Peaceful Money Management for Couples
Regardless of how much or how little people have, money is the most common cause of dissension in relationships. While each couple is unique, most arguments about financial matters start with either lack of organization or lack of communication. Both of these are behavior issues, and behavior can be changed. Read article.

How to Solve Your Money Problems
When the bills start piling up and creditors start calling, you might want to crawl under a rock until your circumstances improve. Unfortunately, ignoring the problem by leaving mail laying around unopened and letting the answering machine screen incoming calls will only make your situation worse. Read article.

When Budgets Don't Work
Have you ever tried to create a budget only to find yourself feeling frustrated and out of control? Does sticking to a budget seem like something you are not capable of doing? When you add up your expenses, do they exceed your income? Do you sometimes wonder how you have been making it all along? Read article.

Money Matters in College
Here are the four most common reasons college students give for not managing their money along with strategies for getting beyond them to take charge of your money -- and your life. Read article.


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